The phrase "indigenous place" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a location that is associated with or traditionally inhabited by indigenous peoples.
Example: "The indigenous place holds significant cultural and historical importance for the local tribes."
Alternatives: "native land" or "aboriginal site"
"In indigenous places, a lot of singing happens between two or three women," adds Waterson.
Moreover, since both Potosí and El Alto are highland, majority-indigenous places that have backed Mr Morales in the past, he has not been able to resort to his usual tactic of dismissing the unrest as racially motivated.The marchers to La Paz are protesting a planned road from Villa Tunari, in the Cochabamba department, to San Ignacio de Moxos in the Beni department.
The same week the advisory committee recommended an Indigenous keeping place to government, Abbott announced his desire for an Arlington-style cemetery for Australian war dead and dignitaries.
The generally rugged topography of central and western Hispaniola is reflected in Haiti's name, which derives from the indigenous Arawak place-name Ayti ("Mountainous Land"); about two-thirds of the total land area is above 1,600 feet (490 metres) in elevation.
All of these risk factors occur at disproportionately high rates in Indigenous populations, placing them at significantly higher risk of suicide than the general population [ 16, 17].
It is more likely to reflect the greater burden of chronic cardio-respiratory diseases among Indigenous people, placing them at higher risk from environmental hazards such as air pollution [ 22, 24].
No human being is more indigenous to a place than any other.
It provided "an indigenous cosmopolitanism, a place for the development of a new urban movement," he said by telephone.
His installations are known for their characteristic neon lights that add vibrancy to ordinary materials, often indigenous to the place.
Chefs also suspect that by harnessing the actions of these unseen native inhabitants, they can create an indigenous taste of place: a "microbial terroir".
