A group of Yukpa men and women, probably in Río Negro. The women wear their traditional skirt, but some of the men wear western clothing while others apparently took of their clothing for the picture...In the left, you can see a canoa, or kanawa, which is a hollowed trunk with handles at both ends, used for making beer (usually from corn) to be drunk on important occasions

A group of Yukpa men and women, probably in Río Negro. The women wear their traditional skirt, but some of the men wear western clothing while others apparently took of their clothing for the picture...In the left, you can see a canoa, or kanawa, which is a hollowed trunk with handles at both ends, used for making beer (usually from corn) to be drunk on important occasions, Box: 1, Item: 25. Joseph M. Dawson Sr. Photograph Collection, 2019-21. Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin. https://archives.lib.utexas.edu/repositories/4/archival_objects/410114 Accessed September 27, 2026.