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"Preparations, organization, weapons, strategies, rituals, and mortuary treatments associated with warfare among contemporary Jivaro and Yanomamo, and among contact-period Colombian and Panamanian chiefdoms, provide criteria for differentiating tribal and chiefdom levels; these are evaluated using archaeological data from various regions and periods"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

Indians of South America --- Chiefdoms --- Shuar Indians --- Yanomamo Indians --- Warfare --- South America --- Antiquities --- -Chiefdoms --- -Shuar Indians --- -Yanomamo Indians --- -Shamatari Indians --- Shamathari Indians --- Yanoama Indians --- Yanomama Indians --- Yanomami Indians --- Yanonami Indians --- Chiwara Indians --- Givaro Indians --- Jibaro Indians --- Jivaro Indians --- Shuar Jivaro Indians --- Shuara Indians --- Shuor Indians --- Xivaro Indians --- Jivaran Indians --- Chieftaincies --- Chieftainships --- Political anthropology --- American aborigines --- American Indians --- Indigenous peoples --- Ethnology --- Antiquities. --- -Warfare --- Shamatari Indians --- Guerre --- Indiens d'Amérique --- Jivaro (Indiens) --- Yanomami (Indiens) --- Wars --- Aspect social --- Guerres. --- Indians of South America - Warfare --- Chiefdoms - South America --- Shuar Indians - Warfare --- Yanomamo Indians - Warfare --- South America - Antiquities --- Indiens d'Amérique