(particularly the
Tehuelche) used them to catch 200-pound guanaco
99% of those that define themselves as Mapuche are of
Tehuelche origin." In the same interview, Casamiquela also argued that the
Tehuelche were the original inhabitants of the pampas and mourned the loss of the
Tehuelche language and a distinctive
Tehuelche culture, which he saw as casualties of the araucanizacion process.
Long before the border was delimited, numerous pueblos originarios, or indigenous communities, including the
Tehuelche and Chonos, inhabited Patagonia, living a nomadic, hunter-gatherer lifestyle unrestricted by the territorial divisions that were later imposed.
Sin embargo, en el siglo XX una informante
tehuelche, Patti Chapala, conto que las boleadoras y los arcos y flechas habian sido usados de manera simultanea para la caza hasta 1940 (Aguerre 2000, 63).
Intraspecific variation in the reproductive cycle of the
Tehuelche scallop Aequippecten tehuelchus (Pelecypoda, Pectinidae), in San Matias Gulf, Patagonia, Argentina.
Intermediary Zone 4-5: Banar, Moi, Sedang; Khmu; Tigre, Tigrigna; Mbum, Mundang; Tuareg; Central Solomons; Kirati (Rai, Limbu, Newar); Kafirs; Old Testament; Somali; Konkani; Uilta; Rawang, Anong, Drung; Lavrung, Jiarong, Qiang; Namuzi, Pumi; Meo, Dao, Man (Vietnam, Laos);
Tehuelche; Selknam; Yamana;
Fe'i gelwid yn El Baqueano - Y Tywysydd - am ei allu i ddilyn olion ddysgodd gan y
Tehuelche wrth dyfu fyny ar y paith.