Awajún

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Awajún are an Indigenous people of the Peruvian Amazon known for their distinct language, rich oral traditions, and long history of resistance to outside domination.

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Label Occurrences
Awajún canonical 9

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Amazonian people
Indigenous people
ethnic group
alsoKnownAs Aguaruna
autonym Awajún self-link
continent South America
country Peru
countrySubdivision Amazonas Region
Cajamarca Region
Loreto Region of Peru
surface form: Loreto Region

San Martín Region
culturalTrait mythology
rich oral tradition
ritual songs
storytelling
traditional body painting
use of feather ornaments
ethnicGroupOf Peru
hasLegalRecognition Indigenous people recognized by the Peruvian state
hasReligion Christianity
traditional animist beliefs
language Awajún language
languageFamily Jivaroan languages
mainCrops maize
manioc
peanuts
plantain
notableFor defense of territorial rights
environmental activism
long history of resistance to outside domination
populationLocation riverine settlements
rural communities
primaryResidence Amazon rainforest
northern Peru
region Peruvian Amazon
relatedEthnicGroup Achuar-Shiwiar
surface form: Achuar

Shuar
Wampis
socialOrganization clan-based structures
extended family groups
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
shifting cultivation
traditionalTerritory Cenepa River basin
Marañón River
surface form: Marañón River basin

Nieva River basin
Santiago River basin
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

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Aguaruna language ethnicity Awajún
northern Peru hasIndigenousLanguages Awajún
subject surface form: Northern Peru
Awajún language ethnicGroup Awajún
Awajún language hasEndonym Awajún
Awajún autonym Awajún self-link
Aguaruna nativeName Awajún
Aguaruna people autonym Awajún