Tobian people

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The Tobian people are a small indigenous community of Palau, traditionally living on the remote island of Tobi and known for their distinct Micronesian culture and seafaring heritage.

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Tobian people canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
citizenship Palauan citizenship
continent Oceania
country Palau NERFINISHED
culturalHeritage canoe-building knowledge
dance
oral traditions
traditional chants
culturalPreservationEffort documentation of Tobian language
recording of oral histories
culturalRegion Micronesia NERFINISHED
culturalThreats language shift
outmigration
demographicTrend declining population
environment coral atoll
tropical climate
ethnoLinguisticGroup Micronesian peoples
foodSource coconut products
reef fishing
taro cultivation
governedBy Palau national government NERFINISHED
indigenousTo Tobi Island NERFINISHED
language Tobian language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Austronesian languages
localAdministration Southwest Islands administrative area NERFINISHED
locatedIn Southwest Islands of Palau NERFINISHED
marineTerritoryUse lagoon fishing grounds
migrationPattern relocation to Koror
relocation to other parts of Palau
politicalAffiliation Republic of Palau NERFINISHED
populationSize small population
region Pacific Islands NERFINISHED
relatedGroup Sonsorolese people NERFINISHED
other Southwest Islanders of Palau
religion Christianity
traditionalEconomy barter
traditionalHousing stilt houses
traditionalHousingMaterial thatch
wood
traditionalLeadership chiefs
traditionalLifestyle fishing
seafaring
subsistence agriculture
traditionalNavigation star navigation
wave piloting
traditionalPoliticalOrganization clan-based system
traditionalReligion indigenous beliefs

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Tobian language ethnicity Tobian people