Tunupegosode

The Tunupegosode were among the Ayoreo local groups of the northern Chaco, a country of dry forest and seasonal water. Each group had its own leaders and ranged over an extensive territory within the wider homeland called Eami. People hunted and gathered wild foods, and planted small fields of maize, beans and squash during the rains. Local groups could split or join together, so their territories and names changed over time.