The vast basin of the Amazon River in northern South America. It remains largely unpopulated and undeveloped, especially in the interior.
Amazonia
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Am·a·zo·ni·a (ăm'ə-zō'nē-ə)  |
The vast basin of the Amazon River in northern South America. It remains largely unpopulated and undeveloped, especially in the interior.
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- Pastaza Phase (in archaeology)
- Pacacocha Culture (in archaeology)
- Nueva Esperanza Phase (in archaeology)
- Napo Phase (in archaeology)
- Yasuni Phase (in archaeology)
- Shakimu (in archaeology)
- Shipibo Phase (in archaeology)
- Tivacundo Phase (in archaeology)
- Aruã Complex (in archaeology)
- Amazonian (Amazon River or to Amazonia)
- Yarinachoca Phase (in archaeology)
- late Tutishcainyo Phase (in archaeology)
- Japura Phase (in archaeology)
- Masicito Phase (in archaeology)
