Jeveros
From LoveToKnow 1911
JEVEROS (JEBEROS, JIBAROS, JIVAROS Or Givaros), a tribe of South American Indians on the upper Maranon, Peru, where they wander in the forests. The tribe has many branches and there are frequent tribal wars, but they have always united against a common enemy. Juan de Velasco declares them to be faithful, noble and amiable. They are brave and warlike, and FIG. 6. - River Nervion Outlet, Western Jetty.
[[Scale 4a0. ' 'River. ' '400. Fig]]. 4. - Mississippi South Pass Outlet Jetty.
though upon the conquest of Peru they temporarily submitted, a general insurrection in 1599 won them back their liberty. Curious dried human heads, supposed to have been objects of worship, have been found among the Jeveros (see Ethnol. Soc. Trans. 1862, W. Bollaert).
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