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The article examines aspects of the conquest and settlement of the Northeast of Bahia, focusing on the Indians’ role in the colonial occupation of new spaces. The village of Natuba is taken here as the main reference to study the context of violence that marks the advance of colonial society in the region. After examining the problem of land demarcation, which involves Indians, missionaries, government and settlers, reductions are shown to be a less unstable space, allowing the Indians to follow a path of reconfigurations that helped to maintain their identity and to influence the Catholicism experienced in the Northeast of Bahia.

Missionários, índios e sociedade colonial no nordeste da Bahia: Natuba, séculos XVII e XVIII