Cunco people
The Cuncos are a sedentary native Chilean people, belonging to the southern group of Mapuche peoples, and that inhabited the coasts of Chile from Valdivia to the Chacao Channel, including the inhabitants of the northern portion of Chiloé Island and the bordering islands. They spoke the Mapudungun language, common to all the Mapuche peoples. They had a developed agriculture, specializing in the culture of potatoes and maize along with fishing and hunting. In addition they used sturdy wooden boats (dalcas) with which they crossed their coastal waters in search of fish and seafood.
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Cunco people
The Cuncos are a sedentary native Chilean people, belonging to the southern group of Mapuche peoples, and that inhabited the coasts of Chile from Valdivia to the Chacao Channel, including the inhabitants of the northern portion of Chiloé Island and the bordering islands. They spoke the Mapudungun language, common to all the Mapuche peoples. They had a developed agriculture, specializing in the culture of potatoes and maize along with fishing and hunting. In addition they used sturdy wooden boats (dalcas) with which they crossed their coastal waters in search of fish and seafood.
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Los cuncos o puncos eran un pu ...... zaban entre Valdivia y Chiloé.
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The Cuncos are a sedentary nat ...... in search of fish and seafood.
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Los cuncos o puncos eran un pu ...... pueblos del conjunto mapuche.
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