Comcaac

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Comcaac are an Indigenous people of northwestern Mexico, traditionally living along the coast of the Gulf of California in Sonora and known for their distinct language and maritime culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
ethnic group
autonym Comcaac NERFINISHED
conservationRole stewards of coastal and island ecosystems in the Gulf of California
country Mexico
culturalPractice basketry
body painting
canoe navigation
shell and bone crafts
use of reed boats
cultureType maritime culture
demographicTrend small population
ethnologueCode sei
exonym Seri NERFINISHED
governedBy traditional councils of elders
hasArtForm ironwood sculpture
narrative oral tradition
traditional songs
wood carving
hasLanguage Seri language NERFINISHED
hasSettlement Desemboque de los Seris NERFINISHED
Punta Chueca NERFINISHED
historicalStatus semi-nomadic people
languageFamily Seri language isolate
languageStatus endangered
legalStatus Indigenous community recognized by the Mexican state
locatedIn Sonora NERFINISHED
northwestern Mexico NERFINISHED
neighboringGroup Tohono O’odham NERFINISHED
Yaqui NERFINISHED
populationCountry Mexico NERFINISHED
primaryLanguage Seri
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Mexico
region Gulf of California NERFINISHED
Sonoran Desert NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
traditional Seri religion
secondaryLanguage Spanish
traditionalBelief close spiritual relationship with the sea
sacred status of Isla Tiburón
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering wild plants
hunting
shellfish gathering
traditionalTerritory Desierto de Sonora coastal region
Isla Tiburón NERFINISHED
coast of the Gulf of California
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Seri people hasAutonym Comcaac