Aka

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The Aka are a Central African Indigenous people known for their forest-based hunter-gatherer lifestyle and rich musical and cultural traditions.

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instanceOf ethnic group
hunter-gatherer people
alsoKnownAs Bayaka NERFINISHED
Biaka NERFINISHED
continent Africa
cosmology forest as central spiritual entity
culturalPractice complex vocal polyphony
polyphonic singing
yodeling
economy exchange with neighboring agriculturalists
environment tropical rainforest
ethnicGroupOf Cameroon NERFINISHED
Central African Republic NERFINISHED
Democratic Republic of the Congo NERFINISHED
Republic of the Congo NERFINISHED
housing temporary leaf huts
initiationRites female initiation ceremonies
male initiation ceremonies
kinshipSystem bilateral descent
languageBranch Ubangian languages NERFINISHED
languageFamily Niger–Congo languages
lifestyle forest-based hunter-gatherer
marriagePattern exogamy with neighboring farming groups
mobility semi-nomadic
musicalInstruments drums
flutes
harps
musical bows
musicRecognition UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage NERFINISHED
musicType vocal polyphony
populationCategory so-called Pygmy peoples of Central Africa
region Central Africa
relatedGroups Baka people NERFINISHED
Mbuti NERFINISHED
religion ancestor veneration
animism
ritualPractice hunting rituals
spirit dances
socialOrganization egalitarian society
small mobile bands
speaks Aka language
threats deforestation
discrimination
loss of land rights
sedentarization policies
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering
hunting
small-scale agriculture
UNESCOStatus Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity NERFINISHED

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Twa relatedGroup Aka