Xikrin people

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The Xikrin people are an Indigenous group of the Brazilian Amazon, part of the larger Kayapó linguistic and cultural family, known for their complex social organization, body painting, and forest-based way of life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Amerindian people
Indigenous people
artForm basketry
feather headdresses
geometric body painting designs
continent South America
cosmologyFeature shamanic practices
spirit beings associated with forest and rivers
country Brazil
culturalFamily Kayapó cultural complex NERFINISHED
culturalPractice collective singing and dancing
initiation rituals
naming ceremonies
economy mixed subsistence and market interaction
environment Amazon rainforest NERFINISHED
tropical rainforest
kinshipSystem complex kinship terminology
knownFor collective ceremonies
complex social organization
elaborate body painting
forest-based way of life
ritual feasts
languageFamily Jê languages NERFINISHED
Macro-Jê languages NERFINISHED
linguisticGroup Kayapó linguistic family NERFINISHED
politicalIssue environmental conflicts in the Amazon
land rights
territorial demarcation
primaryRegion Brazilian Amazon NERFINISHED
region state of Pará NERFINISHED
religion animism
rightsCategory Indigenous peoples in Brazil
settlementPattern circular villages
socialOrganizationFeature age sets
clan-like groups
village-based political structure
subgroupOf Kayapó people NERFINISHED
threat agribusiness expansion
deforestation
mining projects
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
swidden agriculture
uses beadwork
body paint
feather ornaments

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Xingu River associatedWithEthnicGroup Xikrin people