The famously unconquered headhunters of the Upano and Zamora valleys, who turned slain enemies' heads into tsantsa to trap the avenging soul.
Repelled the Inca, the Spanish (whom they annihilated in the 1599 Jívaro uprising), and the rubber men alike; today some 110,000 strong in Morona-Santiago and Zamora-Chinchipe, organized in the militant Shuar Federation.
The atlas holds 3 border frames for Shuar — the shape you scrub through changes in 800 · 1549 · 1600.
The Jivaroan (Shuar) peoples of the upper Amazon within the Cambridge history of native South America.
Indigenous Amazonian societies and their resistance in this survey of the pre-Columbian Americas (broad context).
Internationally celebrated novel set in the Ecuadorian Amazon among the Shuar, following a settler who learns their ways and hunting knowledge.