Comunidade Kalunga: Trabalho e Cultura em Terra de Negro
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https://doi.org/10.22409/GEOgraphia2003.v5i9.a13446Keywords:
Kalunga, quilombo, terra, território, trabalhoAbstract
Resumo: A comunidade Kalunga é um dos tantos remanescentes de quilombos existentes por todo território brasileiro. Compõe-se por famílias de prováveis descendentes de escravos africanos, trabalhadores nas minas de ouro do Estado de Goiás que se refugiaram a mais de 250 anos nos íngremes e pouco acessíveis territórios que cercam as trilhas do Rio Paranã.Abstract: The Community Kalunga, is a of the many of Quilombos be alive for all Brazilian territory. Constituted for family's of descendants os africans enslave, workers in lhe gold of lhe Goiás state, that take refuge the more of two hundred and fiffy years in the hard and little territory access that fence in the tracks of the Paranã river.
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