Northwest Amazonian Hunter-Gatherer Exchange in Forest Products and Ceremonial Goods (pre-1500 CE–1900 CE)

1. Vaupés-style regional exchange system in place

   Jan 1, 1400Labels: Vaup s, Multilingual marriage

   • iResearchNet
   • ScienceDirect

2. Specialized production supports intergroup trade ties

   Jan 1, 1500Labels: Specialized producers

   • iResearchNet
   • ScienceDirect

3. Ritual exchange cycles reinforce alliances

   Jan 1, 1600Labels: Ritual gatherings

   • Encyclopedia com
   • iResearchNet

4. Yurupary rites spread sacred instruments regionally

   Jan 1, 1650Labels: Yurupary complex, Ceremonial instruments

   • Encyclopedia com
   • HGDB

5. Rubber economy expands coercive extraction frontiers

   Jan 1, 1879Labels: Rubber boom, Extraction frontiers

   • Putumayo
   • RubberCycle

6. Stradelli records Vaupés ethnography and Yurupary text

   Jan 1, 1881Labels: Ermanno Stradelli, Uaup s

   • BSGI
   • GeoUERJ

7. Franciscan missions begin sustained Uaupés contact

   Jan 1, 1883Labels: Franciscan missions, Uaup s

   • ISA

8. Mission pressure targets Jurupary ritual goods

   Jan 1, 1885Labels: Mission interventions, Jurupary goods

   • ISA
   • Encyclopedia com

9. Stradelli publishes “Leggenda del Jurupary”

   Dec 31, 1890Labels: Stradelli publication

   • BSGI
   • GeoUERJ

10. Exchange networks persist despite colonial and mission pressures

    Jan 1, 1900Labels: Regional networks, Multilingual systems

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    • iResearchNet

11. By 1900, exchange shifts toward mission-linked commerce

    Jan 1, 1900Labels: Mission-linked commerce

    • ISA
    • Encyclopedia com

12. Putumayo atrocities exposed through investigation and reports

    Jul 13, 1912Labels: Putumayo reports, Roger Casement

    • PeruvianCo
    • Cambridge

13. Salesian missions establish permanent Upper Rio Negro presence

    Jan 1, 1914Labels: Salesian missions, Upper Rio

    • ISA

14. Interfluvial hunter-gatherers trade labor and forest skills

    Jan 1, 1950Labels: Interfluvial groups, Forest specialists

    • ISA
    • Yuhupdeh