Slavey

E119285

Slavey refers to a group of Athabaskan-speaking Indigenous peoples of the Northwest Territories in Canada, known for their distinct dialects and traditional subarctic lifestyle.

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Label Occurrences
Slavey canonical 4

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Athabaskan-speaking people
First Nations people
Indigenous people
associatedWithLake Great Slave Lake
associatedWithRiver Mackenzie River
colonialLanguageContact English
French
country Canada
culturalRegion Subarctic Indigenous cultures
ethnicGroupOf Canada
governedBy band councils
tribal councils
hasDialects multiple distinct dialects
hasExonymOrigin term given by neighboring peoples and Europeans
hasLanguage North Slavey
surface form: North Slavey language

South Slavey
surface form: South Slavey language
hasSubgroup North Slavey
South Slavey
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
historicalActivity fur trade participation
languageFamily Athabaskan
surface form: Athabaskan languages
languageStatus endangered
locatedIn Northwest Territories
Subarctic region
neighboringPeoples Chipewyan
Cree
Inuit
Tłı̨chǫ
partOf Dene peoples
recognizedAs Aboriginal peoples under the Constitution Act, 1982
surface form: First Nations under Canadian law
region Western Canadian Subarctic
religiousTraditions animism
shamanism
selfDesignation Dene
traditionalClothing caribou-skin garments
moose-hide garments
traditionalEconomy fishing
gathering wild plants
hunting
trapping
traditionalHousing log cabins
tipis
traditionalLifestyle subarctic hunter-gatherer
traditionalTerritory Dehcho Region
surface form: Dehcho region

Mackenzie Valley
surface form: Great Slave Lake region

Mackenzie River Basin
surface form: Mackenzie River basin
uses birchbark canoes
snowshoes
toboggans

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