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The Sanavirones were an indigenous people who lived in the Central Sierras of Argentina and northern Córdoba. They engaged in hunting, fishing, and agriculture, cultivating corn. They lived in villages protected by fences made of cactus and built semi-subterranean houses and huts. They were skilled potters and weavers. Upon the arrival of the Spaniards, they exerted pressure on the Comechingones for territory and were subjected to the encomienda system.
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