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	Aysen Region - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The name Aysen, has an indigenous origin, and comes from the Huilliche word "Achen" that means "to crumble".
		The physical relation between Culture of Huilliches and Culture of Chonos is a signal of the name's origin.
		In spite of the clear historical references, the rumor has taken forces this last time, appearing in tourist script writings, surely due to the great arrival of European tourists who visit these land of the Patagonia every year.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aysen_Region (204 words)

	Nuestro.cl / chilean`s cultural heritage site
		Thanks to this discipline, of which there are few experts in Chile, it was possible to study the relation between the huilliches and their music.
		Besides listening to the sound of the "chinko" (percussive instrument) in the middle of the forest, the huilliche voices, and the "trutruka" (indigenous wind instrument) melody, steps over leaves; one can also read how musical instruments were made and the context in which they were used.
		This book/record shows the different fabrication stages of six huilliche musical instruments: chinko, korneta, rali or kultrung, trompe, drum and trutruka.
	www.nuestro.cl /eng/library/music/mapuchehuilliche.htm (277 words)

	MM November 1995
		The Pehuenches live in the mountainous interior and take their name from the araucaria tree, which is central to their life.
		The Huilliches, "people of the forest," live mainly south of Osorno, in the area of Puerto Montt and in Chiloe.
		Huilliches are deprived of access to the sea, but their animals keep eating poisoned crabs and dying.
	multinationalmonitor.org /hyper/mm1195.09.html (1210 words)

	Huilliche, Chile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This precolombian population of the central zone of Chile used to live between the Toltén river and the Reloncaví gulf.
		The huilliches or "people from the south" also spoke the mapuche language, that is to say "mapudungun".
		The economic activity was based on the production of potatoes, corn and quinoa as well as on the breeding of llamas, alpacas, vicuñas and guanacos.
	www.abtao.cl /inpueblohuilliche.htm (112 words)

	mapuche (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Mapuche encompasses different ethnic groups which shared a common social and religious structure with language and economics as a basis.
		Their influence extended between the river Aconcagua and the Argentinian pampa: the Picunches lived in the central valleys of Chile (they integrated with the Incan Empire and then with the Spaniards), the Mapuches inhabited the Valleys between the Itata and Toltén Rivers, the Huilliches, the Lafkenches, and the Pehuenches.
		Also, the northern Aonikenk (called Patagons by Magellan) ethnic group of the pampa regions made contact with some Mapuche groups, adopting their language and some culture; they are the Tehuelches.
	www.yourencyclopedia.net /mapuche.html (401 words)

	Huilliche language resources
		HUILLICHE, [HUH] Several thousand speakers (1982 SIL R. Croese).
		Huilliche Huitoto, Minica Huitoto, Murui Huitoto, Nipode Hukumina Hula Hulaula Huli
		Tsesungun -- Tsesungun is a dialect of Huilliche, an Araucanian...
	mongabay.com /indigenous_ethnicities/languages/languages/Huilliche.html (455 words)

	Chile Information Project -- "Santiago Times" -- Political, Environment, Human Rights, Economic News; April 7, 1995
		The Huilliche Grand Council affirms that land rights conflicts have become more acute since the Asian lumber company Golden Spring purchased 3,000 hectares of a property that have historically belonged to native people of the area.
		Twelve years ago Huilliches lost access to the forest and today they are about to lose access to the sea, the only source of subsistence that remains for them.
		The Huilliche Council also notes that it has yet to receive a response to their voiced concern about another environmental encroachment, the wood chip project in Quellon at the extreme southern zone of the island.
	ssdc.ucsd.edu /news/chip/h95/chip.19950407.html (2604 words)

	Chile Information Project -- "Santiago Times" -- Political, Environment, Human Rights, Economic News; November 9, 1994
		Military personnel of the San Bernardo Infantry are responsible for the arrest and disappearance of a number of farm workers in the area.
		The Huilliche communities in Chiloe, an island south of Puerto Montt in Region X, asked President Eduardo Frei to intervene in the conflict with Golden Spring over the land purchase and usurpation and the illegal forest exploitation in Tepuheico.
		The Huilliches are asking that all works be suspended until land ownership is cleared up, and the environmental impact study and the company's total projects are revealed.
	ssdc.ucsd.edu /news/chip/h94/chip.19941109.html (2032 words)

	General Information - Chiloé - Bosque Modelo Chiloé
		Chiloé is a land of mythology, native potatoes and native forests.
		Its home of the Huilliches (formely part of the Mapuches) and Spanish descendants.
		Its most famous architectural expressions are the palafitos (houses built on stilts on the sea-side) and the churches, of which 16 have been declared Human Heritage by UNESCO.
	www.chiloeweb.com /chwb/bmch/eng/info_general-chiloe.html (203 words)

	Chiloe Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Whether on dry land or in their remarkable boats, the laughing, dark-skinned Chiloe islanders live together with the sea and their fascinating legends.
		The ancient language of the Huilliches is forever remebered in the names of the islands and villages...all places imbued with charm, tradition and legends of life and death.
		A small town on the north western tip of the big island of Chiloe it's a town steeped in its maritime heritage from it's museums to its unique seafood cuisine.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /south_america/chile/about_destin/chiloeisland.html (205 words)

	State Party Report - Chile
		In 1990, the tree was declared a "national monument" by the Government, and felling and industrial use of the tree were prohibited since it is endangered and represents one of the best-known and distinctive species of southern Chile.
		The "Huilliches", or people of the south, live in the provinces of Valdivia, Osorno and even Chiloé; they possess specific characteristics and customs which in certain respects differentiate them from the other Mapuches.
		In accordance with the provisions of the Indigenous Act, nearly 28,000 hectares were transferred to the Huilliche communities in San Juan de la Costa during this period.
	www.hri.ca /fortherecord1999/documentation/tbodies/cerd-c-337-add2.htm (9101 words)

	Chile Information Project -- "Santiago Times" -- Political, Environment, Human Rights, Economic News; August 29, 1995
		Some 320 Huilliche families who claim historic rights to the land will benefit from the return of 4,000 hectares from Chiloe National Park.
		The Huilliches plan to develop the eco-tourism potential of the land.
		The National Forest Corporation, an agency of the Ministry of Agriculture, explained that the decision to return the land to the Huilliche families is founded on a study conducted in November 1993 by the Ancud diocese.
	ssdc.ucsd.edu /news/chip/h95/chip.19950829.html (3304 words)

	Chiloeisland - Dalcahue, Attractions
		There is a cultural centre and library and an interesting historical and ethnographic museum.
		This concentrates upon the indigenous inhabitants: the Chonos and Huilliches or Veliches showing the evolution of the Chilote people.
		The displays achieve this using craftwork, woodwork, folk instruments, ceramics, coins, wild animals and photos of the countryside and people.
	www.chiloeweb.com /chwb/chiloeisland/english/dalcahue/dalcahue_atractivos.html (464 words)

	NIL - Mapuche Inter-Regional Council
		The communties that will be effected by the construction of this bypass include Kefkewenu, Ninlilko, Truf truf, Konun wenu and Metrenko, amongst others.
		The Mapuche Huilliches on the 25th of April 1996 picketed outside the University of the North Medical School, against the continuation of a research project which is taking place on the Detif island, in the province of Chiloe, supervised by Doctor F. Rothhanner Geneticist, of the Bioligical Molecular Faculty.
		Blood, Hair and Saliva., was being taken from children.
	members.aol.com /mapulink/english/cim.html (1891 words)

	Mapuche (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Before the Spanish arrived in 1541, the Mapuche occupied a vast territory in the “southern cone” of the continent and the population numbered about 2 million.
		The Mapuche nation comprised both settled and nomadic communities, hunters, shepherds and farmers, living in small family groups which were under authority of a Lonko (chief), and formed part of bigger regional communities, such as the Pehuenches, Huilliches, Tehuelches, Ranquilches, etc..
		They do not accept their eventual “pacification” by the State of Chile in 1883 as having been a conquest.
	www.unpo.org /print.php?arg=37&par=60 (1615 words)

	Chile National Parks Guide: Pumalin Park II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The first settlers of Chiloe, indigenous people that came to the island in search of wood, shells, and fish, came to the region known as "sea border", the land that is found between the hills and the sea.
		Presumably, the Huilliches, Payos or Poyas, Cuncos, and Chonos were among the natives that arrived.
		It is believed that all these people developed friendships and that there were family connections among them.
	www.gochile.cl /eng/Guide/ChileNationalParks/Pumalin/Pumalin-2.asp (1085 words)

	Chiloe Institute/Planeta.com
		This limited contact has determined the conservation and development of a peculiar and deeply rooted Hispanic-Latin American tradition.
		In addition, some sectors of the ChiloÈ archipelago are sill inhabited by indigenous people (Huilliches), descendants of the pre-Hispanic inhabitants of the region, and keepers of a rich legacy of knowledge of their natural environment.
		The subsistence of these long-lasting traditions, together with the new relations established between modern society and the environment, provide an opportunity to examine how the social and cultural circumstances influence the relationship between people and their land.
	www.planeta.com /planeta/95/1195chiloe.html (1204 words)

	Bernhard Havestad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		He remained twenty years in the missions of Concepcion, and explored the country in parts that were until then entirely unknown, pushing as far as lat.
		49º S., and visiting the unsubdued tribes of Araucanians, Guaycurus, Huilliches, and Pehuenches.
		As he spoke fluently the Chilidugu, a dialect used by the traders with the Indian tribes, he had an opportunity to gather valuable information about the customs, statistics, and natural history of the aborigines.
	www.famousamericans.net /bernhardhavestad (337 words)

	MAPUCHE CURRENT SITUATION
		The communities that will be effected by the construction of this bypass include Kefkewenu, Ninlilko, Truf truf, Konun wenu and Metrenko, amongst others.
		The Mapuche Huilliches, on the 25th of April 1996, picketed outside the University of the North Medical School against the continuation of a research project which is taking place on the Detif Island, in the province of Chiloe, supervised by Doctor F. Rothhanner Geneticist, of the Biological Molecular Faculty.
		Blood, hair and saliva, has been taken from Mapuche children, living on Detif Island, since 1994.
	members.aol.com /mapulink3/mapulink-3e/cur-sit.html (1143 words)

	ENDANGERED SPECIES - Endpiece
		Large buses follow the delegation’s vans, barely managing to navigate the rugged road.
		They carry Aymara and Atacameños from the north, Huilliches from Chiloé Island in the south, and students and activists.
		They travel up the Biobio valley, leaving tiny hamlets and the devastation of the first dam – Pangue – far behind, up through the native forests, sacred canelo trees bearing creamy-white flowers lining the sides of the road.
	www.newint.org /issue288/endpiece.htm (863 words)

	A Rich Life of the Mind Makes a Hard Life Easier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In the 18th century, Quicaví was the center of a clandestine
		last generation or two, where the old stories of the Huilliches remain a
		When buzzards land on the cross in the central square of the nearby
	www.latinamericanstudies.org /chile/easier.htm (931 words)

	Huilliche language resources
		Huilliche is spoken on a daily basis in: Chile
		Off-line recordings you can order - List 2 - EveryTongue.com
		Tsesungun is a dialect of Huilliche, an Araucanian language spoken in
	www.mongabay.com /indigenous_ethnicities/languages/languages/Huilliche.html (455 words)

	BALLENAS
		Twenty years later, the establishment of salmon companies has contributed to produce a tremendous disarray on the social, economical, and cultural structures of those traditional coastal and original communities (i.e.
		Chilotes, Huilliches and Lafkenches) in Los Lagos District, a region that concentrates more than 80% of the intensive salmon industry in Chile.
		Transnational Companies (TNCs) working in the aquaculture sector apply unbelievable double standards for their own profit.
	www.ecoceanos.cl /categoria12.shtml (7936 words)

	Chile National Parks Guide: National Park Alerce Andino II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		No specific studies have been done of the area in relation to indigenous communities, as apparently the park lacks significant cultural resources that might have come from other surrounding areas.
		Nevertheless, in 1999 a "Dalca" was found next to the park in Lake Chapo, a primitive boat used by the Huilliches at the end of the sixteenth century.
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	www.gochile.cl /eng/Guide/ChileNationalParks/AlerceAndino/Alerce-Andino-2.asp (695 words)

	Aventura - Latin America: Adventure Travel At Its Best
		This site, sheltered from the wind, with space enough for camping, might well have been one of the landing spots where the Jesuit explorers had taken refuge.
		Sitting on the lakeshore watching the sunset, we try to envisage those intrepid missionaries in their rustic canoes lashed together with lianas, guided through that immense space by Huilliches clad in wool ponchos.
		We watch them disappear into the swirling fog of night and history.
	www.aventura-mag.com /english/Adventures/Chile/TodoSantos/TodoSantos.html (1736 words)

	Mapuche International Link/English\|Environmental
		No agency took measures to protect or improve the environment in the Tenth Region, especially in its coastal zone, the largest reserve of primary forest of high biodiversity in the south of South America, according to technical reports, articles, and studies presented with the submission.
		The construction of the Southern Coastal Highway will affect the stability of the Huilliches communities (Indigenous People) with historical property rights in this territory, according to experts reports.
		Main objectives sought with the submission presented by CEADA:
	www.mapuche-nation.org /english/html/environmental/enviro-19.htm (717 words)

	Villa La Angostura Patagonia Argentina Chez Marianne bed and breakfast: reservation form
		Do you need transfer service to BandB Chez Marianne from: (check for rates via e-mail)
		Etno-cultural excursion to Huilliche community booking (exclusive for
		Pour plus de renseignements dans votre langue contactez-nous, cliquez ici
	www.patagoniabed.com /english/reservation-patagonia.shtml (159 words)

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