Alacalufe

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Alacalufe refers to the Indigenous Kawésqar people of southern Chilean Patagonia, traditionally known as seafaring hunter-gatherers of the channels and fjords of the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Amerindian people
Indigenous people
alsoKnownAs Alakaluf NERFINISHED
Kawesqar NERFINISHED
Kawésqar NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Chile
culturalArea Patagonian archipelagos
culturalPractice myths about sea and islands
nomadic sea travel
oral tradition
use of fire in canoes
ethnographicSubjectOf anthropological studies in Patagonia
historicalImpact affected by colonization
affected by epidemics
affected by forced sedentarization
language Kawésqar language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Kawésqaran languages
languageStatus severely endangered
lifestyle seafaring hunter-gatherers
modernResidence Puerto Edén NERFINISHED
Punta Arenas NERFINISHED
nativeName Kawésqar NERFINISHED
neighboringPeople Selk'nam NERFINISHED
Yaghan NERFINISHED
populationTrend declining
preferredAutonym Kawésqar NERFINISHED
recognizedBy Chilean state NERFINISHED
region Magallanes Region NERFINISHED
southern Chilean Patagonia
relatedEthnonymNote "Alacalufe" is considered exonym NERFINISHED
religion animism
shamanism
rightsIssue protection of maritime routes and resources
struggle for territorial recognition
subsistence fishing
gathering of wild plants
marine hunting
shellfish gathering
traditionalHousing temporary shelters
tents made of guanaco or sea lion skins
traditionalTerritory Gulf of Penas area NERFINISHED
Patagonian channels and fjords
Strait of Magellan area NERFINISHED
traditionalTransport canoes
UNESCOStatus endangered culture

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Kawésqar alsoKnownAs Alacalufe
Kawésqar people alsoKnownAs Alacalufe