Sentence examples for amerindian population from inspiring English sources

Stone, A. C. & Stoneking, M. Ancient DNA from a pre-columbian Amerindian population.

Slavery left its African mark on the native Amerindian population, of course, as it did all over the Caribbean.

Before the 1962 World Cup, Chile presented herself as a "white" nation, conveniently forgetting her indigenous Amerindian population.

Guyana's indigenous Amerindian population has grown; it is now nearly a tenth of the total.

Indeed, despite Peru's significant Amerindian population and its high representation in Lima, indigenous land rights are at best tenuous for Peruvian people, especially in the cities.

Combine all that with a mixed African, Indian and Amerindian population, and it's not an easy place to get your head round.

In this counterfactual history the plagues would still have decimated the Amerindian population--say, reduced it from 50 million to 5 million.

Still, in the aftermath of independence, governments tended to reverse their positions toward Amerindian populations.

The migration route of Siberians into North America and the subsequent split into northern and southern Amerindian populations.

Unscripted America is a study of how colonists in North America struggled to understand, translate and interpret Native American languages, and the significance of these languages for theological and cosmological issues such as the origins of Amerindian populations, their relationship to Eurasian and Biblical peoples, and the origins of language itself.

In the work of Enrique Dussel (1995), the encounter with the Amerindian populations are philosophically important for a variety of reasons, including the formation of Europe as an important conceptual category, the creation of modernity, and what the interactions between conquerors and conquered reveal about the difficulty of understanding the interests and concerns of other peoples.