Uechamitogosode

The Uechamitogosode were one of the named local groups of the Ayoreo people in the northern Chaco. Their territory formed part of Eami, the Ayoreo homeland of woodland and seasonal resources. Local groups enjoyed considerable autonomy, each with its own leadership, and moved within extensive areas. Hunting and gathering sustained them through much of the year, while small fields of maize, beans and squash were planted in the rainy season.