From Indigenous Peoples in Brazil

  • Property:Foaf:name
    * [[Imported from::foaf:name]] [[Category:Imported vocabulary]]{{DISPLAYTITLE:foaf:name}}
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  • Property:Foaf:knows
    * [[Imported from::foaf:knows]] [[Category:Imported vocabulary]] {{DISPLAYTITLE:foaf:knows}}
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  • Property:Owl:differentFrom
    * [[Imported from::owl:differentFrom]] [[Category:Imported vocabulary]] {{DISPLAYTITLE:owl:differentFrom}}
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  • Property:Foaf:homepage
    * [[Imported from::foaf:homepage]] [[Category:Imported vocabulary]] {{DISPLAYTITLE:foaf:homepage}}
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  • MediaWiki:Smw import foaf
    [[Category:Imported vocabulary]]
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  • MediaWiki:Smw import owl
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  • MediaWiki:Smw import skos
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  • Povo:Ka'apor
    ...ls, hammocks, and clothing. Pottery is to a large extent being replaced by imported aluminum and copper utensils, but it is not altogether a lost art. The hous ...Ribeiro, 1976, Uirá Sai em Procura de Deus, Rio de Janeiro: Paz e Terra); vocabulary of the Ka'apor language by semantic domains, translated into Portuguese (Ja
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