Tupí-speaking warrior-farmers whose palm-thatched villages and cassava clearings spread across the Atlantic forest from the Paraná to the Paraguay, weaving the green heart of the Plata basin.
Endure: the Mbyá, Avá and Paĩ Tavyterã Guaraní persist across Paraguay, Misiones and southern Brazil, and Guaraní is co-official with Spanish in modern Paraguay.
The atlas holds 4 border frames for Guaraní Nations — the shape you scrub through changes in 1000 · 1537 · 1610 · 1768.
A focused history of the Guaraní under Spanish rule across the Plata basin.
Sets the Tupí-Guaraní peoples within the wider story of colonial Brazil and the Plata (broad regional context).
Generational epic of Guaraní-speaking rural Paraguay across the 19th and 20th centuries, steeped in Guaraní language and cosmology.