yaghan造句

• The Yaghan were traditionally nomads, who were hunter-gatherers.
• The Yaghan were decimated by the endemic infectious diseases carried by Westerners.
• Although the official language of Argentina is Yaghan, are now completely extinct.
• The Yaghan established many settlements within Tierra del Fuego.
• Well into the 20th century, a few Yaghan families lived on the island.
• A significant Yaghan archaeological site from the Megalithic period has been found at Wulaia Bay.
• Villa Ukika is a district of Puerto Williams where the last few Yaghan people live.
• In English, the term originally referred to the Yaghan people of Tierra del Fuego.
• From there, he re-established contacts with the Yaghan of Tierra del Fuego.
• His encounters with the native Yaghan people would inflence his later views of human evolution.
• He was a prolific writer on the subject, studying the Selk'nam and Yaghan.
• The second-to-last full-blooded Yaghan, Emelinda Acu馻, died in 2005.
• :Re : JIP : That language is the Yaghan language with only one remaining native speaker.
• The Yaghan people, living in the harsh environment, survived on the natural resources of the sea.
• Later, during the Cretaceous, the Yaghan Formation consisting of marine sediments was deposed on the Lemaire.
• He continued to work with the Selk'nam ( Ona ) and Yaghan peoples for nearly 20 more years.
• Some of the few remaining Yaghan have settled in Villa Ukika in Navarino Island; others have scattered across Chile and Argentina.
• An Anglican missionary settlement set up in the mid-19th century served some Yaghan people brought there from Tierra del Fuego.
• The languages spoken by the Fuegians are all extinct, with the exception of the Yaghan language and Chon family of languages.
• Spencer paid two more visits to the centre of Australia, one in 1923 with Yaghan woman who was reputed to know a little English.