Ona

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Ona is another name for the Selk'nam, an Indigenous people native to the Tierra del Fuego region at the southern tip of South America.

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Ona canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
alsoKnownAs Onawo NERFINISHED
Selk'nam NERFINISHED
Shelknam NERFINISHED
colonialImpact subject to genocide during late 19th and early 20th centuries
continent South America
cosmologyFeature complex mythological system
country Argentina
Chile
culturalHeritageStatus endangered culture
culturalRevival subject of contemporary revitalization efforts
demography very small surviving population in modern times
documentationBy anthropologist Anne Chapman NERFINISHED
anthropologist Martin Gusinde NERFINISHED
geographicRegion Fuegian Archipelago NERFINISHED
historicalPersecutionBy European settlers
sheep ranchers
language Selk'nam language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Chonan languages NERFINISHED
languageStatus extinct or nearly extinct language
nativeTo Patagonia region NERFINISHED
Tierra del Fuego NERFINISHED
southern tip of South America
notableRitual Hain initiation ceremony
populationTrend drastically reduced after European colonization
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Argentina
Indigenous people of Chile NERFINISHED
relatedGroup Kawésqar NERFINISHED
Tehuelche NERFINISHED
Yaghan NERFINISHED
religion animism
spiritualBelief ritual use of body painting
use of masks in ceremonies
timePeriodOfMajorDisruption early 20th century
late 19th century
traditionalClothing guanaco-skin cloaks
traditionalEconomy nomadic hunting and gathering
traditionalHabitat Tierra del Fuego mainland
steppe and forest zones of Tierra del Fuego
traditionalLifestyle hunter-gatherer
traditionalSocialOrganization band-based society
traditionalSubsistence foraging of wild plants
guanaco hunting
seafood gathering

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