Chango people

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The Chango people are an Indigenous coastal group of northern Chile known historically for their maritime culture, fishing and seafaring traditions, and early resistance to Spanish colonization.

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Chango people canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
ethnic group
associatedWith Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Chile
culturalRegion Atacama coastal area NERFINISHED
culture maritime adaptation to arid environment
economicActivity fishing
marine resource extraction
environment Atacama Desert coast NERFINISHED
arid coastal desert
ethnicity Indigenous peoples of the Americas NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod colonial period in Chile
pre‑Columbian era
knownFor fishing
marine hunting
maritime culture
seafaring traditions
shellfish gathering
use of rafts and boats
use of sea lion skins in navigation
languageFamily Indigenous languages of northern Chile
lifestyle coastal
semi‑nomadic
locatedOn Pacific coast
materialCulture fishing gear
harpoons
nets
shell middens
neighboringGroups Aymara people NERFINISHED
Diaguita people NERFINISHED
notableFor early resistance to Spanish colonization
opposed Spanish colonization
partOf Indigenous peoples of Chile NERFINISHED
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Chile
region northern Chile NERFINISHED
religion Indigenous beliefs
subsistence fishing and gathering
marine hunting
traditionalTerritory coast of the Atacama Desert
coastal northern Chile
transport boats
rafts
uses fish
marine mammals
shellfish

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Spanish conquest of Chile opponent Chango people