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Originally appearing in Volume V15, Page 361 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JEVEROS (JEBEROS, JIBAROS, JIVAROS Or GIVAROS)  , a tribe of South
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American Indians on the upper Maranon, Peru, where they wander in the forests . The tribe has many branches and there are frequent tribal
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wars, but they have always
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united against a
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common enemy . Juan de Velasco declares them to be faithful, noble and amiable . They are brave and warlike, and though upon the
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conquest of Peru they temporarily submitted, a general insurrection in 1599 won them back their liberty . Curious dried human heads, supposed to have been
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objects of worship, have been found among the Jeveros (see Ethnol .
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Soc . Trans . 1862, W . Bollaert) .

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