Txapakura

The Txapakura are the Chapacuran-speaking peoples of the Guaporé and Mamoré basins on the Brazil-Bolivia border, whose principal surviving groups are the Wariʼ, whose name means we, people, the Oro Win, Torá and Moré. They were semi-nomadic riverside villagers who moved every few years, grew maize in swiddens on terra preta soils and built a separate men's house.