Totonacapan region

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The Totonacapan region is a historical and cultural area in eastern Mexico traditionally inhabited by the Totonac people, known for its pre-Hispanic archaeological sites and rich indigenous heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historical region
indigenous region
climate humid tropical
containsSite Cuyuxquihui
El Tajín
Papantla de Olarte
surface form: Papantla

Quiahuiztlán
Cempoala
surface form: Zempoala
country Mexico
culturalContinuity preservation of Totonac traditions
culture Totonac culture
economicActivity coffee cultivation
maize agriculture
vanilla cultivation
educationIssue bilingual education in Spanish and Totonac
ethnicGroup Totonac
surface form: Totonac people
geographicalFeature Sierra Madre Oriental foothills
coastal plains
hasArt Totonac handicrafts
Totonac music
traditional Totonac dance
hasFestivals indigenous ritual festivals
hasHeritage ritual of the Voladores
hasPopulation indigenous communities
hasReligion syncretic Catholic and indigenous beliefs
historicalSignificance center of Totonac civilization
early contact with Spanish conquistadors
interaction with Aztec Empire
knownFor Mesoamerican history
indigenous cultural heritage
pre-Hispanic archaeological sites
languageGroup Totonac languages
languageStatus area of high indigenous language use
locatedIn eastern Mexico
locatedInState Hidalgo
Puebla (state)
surface form: Puebla

Veracruz
migrationPattern out-migration to urban centers
partOf Gulf Coast of Mexico
Mesoamerica
preColumbianCivilization Totonac culture
surface form: Totonac civilization
recognizedBy Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
surface form: UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage (Voladores ritual)
timePeriod colonial era
modern era
pre-Hispanic era
tourismType archaeological tourism
cultural tourism
traditionalInhabitants Totonac
surface form: Totonac people

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Quiahuiztlán belongsTo Totonacapan region
Cempoala partOf Totonacapan region
Tepehua people partOf Totonacapan region
this entity surface form: Totonacan cultural area
Navojoa, Sonora, Mexico partOf Totonacapan region
subject surface form: Navojoa
this entity surface form: Mayo cultural region