tarahumara การใช้

• The Tarahumara were long ago pushed to the least productive lands.
• The Jesuits subsequently established missions there, in the Tarahumara region.
• Ratkaj provided the first ethnographic and geographic presentation of the Tarahumara.
• He mostly tries to show the Tarahumara in an objective light.
• The Tarahumara's mountain homelands are still green with pine trees.
• She supports herself by making Tarahumara dolls for the tourists.
• A psychiatrist who spoke Tarahumara determined Quintero is delusional and needs medication.
• Drug money pays a few Tarahumara and has killed a few others.
• The Tarahumara are a traditionally secretive people who mistrust the outside world.
• Many of the staff members at Sierra Lodge are Tarahumaras.
• But hardiness isn't saving the Tarahumara from disease and hunger.
• Four Tarahumara Indians in native attire and sandals will compete.
• The Guarij韔s are related to the Tarahumaras and the C醜itas.
• From then on, the Tarahumara split into two groups.
• In 1992, Wheeler decided to live in the Sierra Tarahumara permanently.
• The Tarahumara do not have a word for malnutrition.
• Villalobos has developed a trust with the Tarahumara that few outsiders can claim.
• When the drought has passed, the Tarahumara will be forgotten once again.
• Fisher, though, believes an outside impact on Tarahumara culture is inevitable.
• Logging has left the Tarahumara with an impoverished forest,