Indigenous farmers in this country used items like charcoal and bones to create fertile terra preta. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this country where Daniel Everett studied the linguistics of the Pirahã people. Most indigenous Amazonians live in this South American country.
ANSWER: Brazil [or Brasil; or Federative Republic of Brazil; or República Federativa do Brasil]
[10h] A book by Napoleon Chagnon (“SHAG-non”) calls this Amazonian group “The Fierce People.” The book Darkness in El Dorado alleges Chagnon initiated violence among these people.
ANSWER: Yanomami [accept Yanomamo or Yanomama]
[10m] This anthropologist’s book Tristes Tropiques (“treest tro-PEEK”) studies Brazil’s Bororo and Caudevo people. A Bororo myth begins the essay “The Raw and the Cooked” from this structural anthropologist’s collection Mythologiques.
ANSWER: Claude Lévi-Strauss
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