Yámana people

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The Yámana people are an Indigenous group native to the southernmost regions of Tierra del Fuego, traditionally known as seafaring hunter-gatherers who navigated the cold channels by canoe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Amerindian people
First Nations of South America
Indigenous people
ethnic group
affectedBy European colonization
introduced diseases
alsoKnownAs Yaghan people NERFINISHED
Yahgan NERFINISHED
Yamana NERFINISHED
Yámana NERFINISHED
climateAdaptation adapted to cold maritime climate
contactWith European explorers
missionaries
country Chile
culturalRegion Fuegian peoples NERFINISHED
historicalRange southern Argentina NERFINISHED
southern Chile NERFINISHED
language Yaghan language NERFINISHED
languageFamily language isolate
nativeTo Cape Horn region NERFINISHED
Tierra del Fuego archipelago NERFINISHED
southernmost regions of South America
notableFor extreme southern distribution of human settlement
maritime nomadic culture
populationTrend severe decline after European contact
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Chile
region Beagle Channel NERFINISHED
Hoste Island NERFINISHED
Navarino Island NERFINISHED
relatedGroup Kawésqar people NERFINISHED
Selk'nam people NERFINISHED
religion traditional animist beliefs
traditionalClothing minimal clothing despite cold climate
traditionalDiet fish
sea lions
seabirds
shellfish
traditionalHabitat channels and fjords of Tierra del Fuego
coastal areas
traditionalHousing temporary shelters
traditionalLifestyle seafaring hunter-gatherers
traditionalMobility canoe-based
nomadic
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering wild plants
marine hunting
shellfish gathering
traditionalTechnology use of fire in canoes
traditionalWatercraft canoes

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