The phrase "amerindian tribe" is correct and usable in written English, though it may be considered outdated or less common.
You can use it when referring to indigenous peoples of the Americas, particularly in anthropological or historical contexts.
Example: "The Amerindian tribe has a rich cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years."
Alternatives: "Native American tribe" or "indigenous tribe".
Toby Jones seems to turn his face inside out when he's trying to get rid of his man-boobs by weight-lifting; as he heaves and puffs, he launches a whole new lexicon - it could have been drawn from an arcane Amerindian tribe - made up of whines, groans, whistles and winces.
That finding--one of the first to measure oxytocin release in a naturalistic setting--emerged after anthropologists from UC Santa Barbara followed male members of an Amerindian tribe in the Amazon Basin of Bolivia as they hunted for food.
Before Dutch and English settlers came to Suriname in the 17th century, nomadic Amerindian tribes lived along the Atlantic coast and on the inland savannahs.
Working among Amerindian tribes in the Amazon and elsewhere from the 1930s onward, he found those harmonies to be especially manifest in mythology.
We evaluate how much traditional knowledge about medicinal palm (Arecaceae) uses is unique and how much is shared across (i) four countries (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia), (ii) two cultural groups (Amerindian and non-Amerindian), (iii) 52 Amerindian tribes, (iv) six non-Amerindian groups, (v) 41 communities, and (vi) individuals in the 41 communities.
After Cahokia, examples can be found in many Amerindian tribes, and we gain many insights through the ethnographic analogies that follow.
We have seen the cosmological legacy the Mississippians inherited from their predecessorsfor example, the solar calendar at Poverty Pointand we know there are historical analogues of their beliefs in the Amerindian tribes that came after them.
There are 15 uncontacted Amerindian tribes in Peru.
The objective of the present study was to estimate the distribution of APOE alleles in five Venezuelan communities: two Amerindian tribes (Bari and Yucpa), one Negroid population from Curiepe, one Caucasoid population from Colonia Tovar and the mestizo urban population living in Caracas.
His scattered observations of Brazilian-Amerindian tribes led Claude Lévi-Stoauss to conclude that all social thought was based on certain shared symbolic patterns or myths, while Michel Foucault's sprawling oeuvre claimed to uncover the forms of control and domination that were inherent in all ideologies and ways of thinking.
For instance, the Australian Aborigines continue to burn a sacred flame to honor his memory in Sydney's Victoria Park, while members of the Amerindian Hopi and Havasupai tribe revere his work.
