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How long did Guahibo and Chiricoa groups usually remain at one camp?

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distribution of aboriginal South American and circum-Caribbean cultural groups — South American nomad Distribution of aboriginal South American and circum-Caribbean cultural groups.

Traditionally, the Guahibo and Chiricoa were nomadic hunters, gatherers, and fishermen who were constantly on the move. Because of this lifestyle, they rarely spent more than two or three days in one camp.1