Bororo
The Bororo are an indigenous people of Brazil, historically inhabiting the Mato Grosso region. They are traditionally known for their distinct social structure and intricate ceremonial practices. The Bororo were historically divided into two main groups: the Coxiponé and the Boro, each with their own territories and customs. They were primarily semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers, relying on the abundant natural resources of the Cerrado and Amazonian transition zones for sustenance.
Bororo society was organized into clans, with a strong emphasis on kinship and lineage. Their social organization
Contact with European colonists and later Brazilian settlers led to significant cultural and demographic changes for