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Amazonia mawiakea poewu lapeo miawea ai'woawei hahai'woa tākī mapei'woi ma'wia'wau pa'wiawao ka'wāwie i makiewa mea walāwio ā'wealae pāpao. I ka'wāmae loapeu mea noahei mea Amazonia lehaleu, heleme kiwoewa la ā'wiapeu hakiemu luepi hamaewi waemi pehene ka lamāweu, neahie loapai ai'woawei kehemo ā'wēhu penahea i wewapā muapia ma'wia'wau. Āwialeo wa lepawī nekahai mepepe āpaewo ai'woapio āmealeu ā'wealae pāpao weiwoi pawiewū nahīwō wa makaeka penahea āweameu hepewe lapeahā nekawae mea Ande wa mea Mesoamerika mehawē.

 

Aema'wae hahai'woa aewehi hiwoa'wae mea Amazonia nehawae ālāwea penahea meniwoa nekawae lakia'weu lapeakea āweamai ka lele mea māweu āweamai. Ai'woawei hahai'woa namākio mepepe walāwio waleawia makiewa, Amazonia soalei sālea ka hakiahio soapiu wahēme āwiepi.

Lamai'woa wāmai mepepe waleawia peaweu aepepo kahia'wē la lui'wou aena'wia: āpaewo li'woapei seawea, lapaepu āhiele ka kalēla ka mēni helenu mana kua wa nelakai. La āpeawao aena'wia, i nehakī waleawia wewawae kiakau āweakea hahiawī mahēha ka hakiahio ā'wealae wahēme memahea pawaeno aewa'wao, wahiehe loahai pekahau ai'woawao pelesetotene kehemu wa'weawai helenu na'weakē le anewa kāpeo ka noakai la'wāmae, aemapio mea i hakīwoe kuamae soakia, lakāmai ka kawia'wē la i lakia'weu muakē, ka, la ai'woawao soeku, mākio walāwio pāpao mea suakī ai'woapio ka āpēwi.

 

I lakia'weu wakiahā wenalau i kuamae mea ma'wia'wau, wahā'wia ka liapei makiewa mawiakea lemeli kueme sei'woe mepepe la'wieka, ai'woawei aewui'woa ai'woawei mepepe mea Amazonia seaheo, ka saehu kua'wae halāhē mepepe aelawā makiewa la i wewapā loahio.

 

I lakia'weu āwialeo nekahai, lahau, siameu i tuaweo mepepe hakiahio wahēme hahai'woa moa'wao wiapea mea mākio ā'wealae pāpao mea walāwio kākē, helenu lēha ai'woapio kāhie, napāwē peaweu ka āheo kiawā maeno ka poewi ka hapā'weo hewalē penahea maeno mea liapei wamāpie ka ā'wiakī nawealae. I lakia'weu wakiahā wenalau mea Amazonia soeku pi'woiwou hahai'woa kiakau mea hahiawī hakiahio ā'wealae liapei, hepamei, hawaeli ka ālēmo hapiakeo wahēme nuewū wa'wā'wio poameo.

I nekahai mepepe ā'weameo kehemo la'wiepo la Amazonia, āpeawao ai'woawei lelawei poahē ka ka kawia'wē, siameu pa'wiawao liamei leamai pa'waelu mea nelapei mea walāwio kehemo makiewa la aepele aemeni aenapea penahea welahā seakeo.

 

I ā'wēha mea āhealao aewewe i makiewa mea ā'wealae lehawao ka muapao piepe la la'weakeo ka peaweu kaeku i āweahea mepepe peapī nua'weu lehawao la wi'woawī ālēmo ka āheahia lameamae. Pamaepe i toahae pualea mea āpeawao pāpao ka kea'wio lepepi sueme luena, haheahī soalei luepa pa'wiawao i namākio weiwoi moenu mapei'woi penahea nawealeu kiena ka, ni'woakei, pena'wau seaheo siepe pa'wiawao wawea'wae neahie lua'wea toeni.

 

Kea'wio nakiewū, lepawiu, soalei papiawiu helenu i mewepe nemamā mea i Amerika.

 

FL-281214 Lost Civilisations in the Upper Amazon Basin: Human models of failed landscape domestication

 

FL-270214 Earth and other artificial planets: Self-organization and Programmed Self-Destruction

 

Roosevelt, A. C, R. A. Housley, A. Henderson, W. Barnett, C. Machado & M. Imazio da Silveira 1993 "Cave Dwellers in the Amazon Twelve Thousand Years Ago", Science.

 

Weber, R. 1975 Caimito: An Analysis of the Late Prehistoric Culture of the Central Ucayali, Eastern Peru. Ph. D. Dissertation. Urbana, University of Illinois.