Chimane

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Chimane are an Indigenous people of the Bolivian Amazon known for their traditional subsistence lifestyle and significance in anthropological and health research.

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instanceOf Amerindian people
indigenous people
alternateName Chimane’ NERFINISHED
Chimané NERFINISHED
Tsimane’ NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Bolivia
countryOfficialRecognition recognized as indigenous nation in Bolivia
culturalPractice collective labor in gardens
riverine fishing
slash-and-burn horticulture
economyType subsistence economy
environment tropical rainforest
fieldOfStudy anthropology
economics
human biology
public health
hasResearchProject Tsimane Health and Life History Project NERFINISHED
healthResearchFinding diet low in processed foods
high physical activity levels
knownFor importance in longitudinal health studies
low levels of cardiovascular disease reported in research
traditional subsistence lifestyle
language Tsimane’ language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Mosetenan languages NERFINISHED
livelihoodChange increasing contact with markets
populationTrend growing
primaryRegion Bolivian Amazon NERFINISHED
recognizedAs indigenous people of Bolivia
region Beni Department NERFINISHED
northern Bolivia
relatedGroup Mosetén people NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
traditional animist beliefs
riverRegion Maniqui River basin NERFINISHED
socialOrganization extended family groups
small villages
threat deforestation
exposure to infectious diseases
land pressure from colonists
traditionalHousing wood and thatch houses
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering wild foods
horticulture
hunting
usesTechnology limited market integration
selective adoption of modern tools

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Tsimané people alternateName Chimane
this entity surface form: Chimané