The Tapajós were an indigenous people in Brazil that are now considered extinct, they inhabited the area around the Madeira and the Tapajós rivers, in the Brazilian state of Amazonas in the 17th century.
The Tapajós were an indigenous people in Brazil, they inhabited the area around the Madeira. This was in the Brazilian state of Amazonas in the 17th century. The Tapajós were an indigenous people in Brazil, they inhabited the area around the Tapajós rivers. This was in the Brazilian state of Amazonas in the 17th century. These indigenous people in Brazil are now considered extinct.