MUSEU DO HOMEM DO NORTE
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A museum rich in history, housing pots of curare, 3-metre Makus blowpipes with arrows, beautiful feather headdresses...
Amazonian anthropology is rich in more ways than one. Amerindian and Caboclas cultures tell a fascinating part of the region's history. A visit to the Museum of the "Man of the North" is a perfect complement to a visit to the Museum of the Indian. Jars of curare, 3 m Makus blowpipes with their arrows, hammocks made of buruti or tucum thread, edged like lace, show the finesse of local art. Feather headdresses and wooden benches for ceremonies or reserved for chiefs are just some of the other treasures on offer.
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