The inhabitants of the Municipality of
Curumaní originate in Chimilas ethnic group, who were engaged in fishing,
hunting, beekeeping and snuff crops, squash, cassava and wild cane, which
employed as a raw material for the production of arrows. Well planted, various
reeds used in the manufacture of bells and whistles; and cultivated fruits such
as guava, loquat, papaya, pineapple, custard apple, star apple, orange, etc.. In
addition, this ethnic group was distinguished by wealth in the art of basketry,
fans, hats and other household items. Within the political structure of this
tribe, dominated a
