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Zamuco Indian Language (Samuko)

Zamuco is an extinct Zamucoan language. It was closely related to the living language Ayoreo and is sometimes considered to be a dialect of the same language.
Zamuco was once spoken in Bolivia and Paraguay.

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Zamuco Language Resources

Lengua Zamuco
Information on the Ayoreo and Zamuco languages, including linguistic maps of Bolivia and Paraguay. Page in Spanish.

Wikipedia: Zamuco:
Brief encyclopedia entry on Zamuco.

Ayoreo/Zamuco Language Tree:
Theories about Zamuco's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.

Zamuco Culture and History Links

Zamuco People:
Encylopedia article on the Zamucos.

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Los Zamuco

Lenguas Zamucanas:
Information about the Zamucos and their language in Spanish.

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