Cabécar people

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The Cabécar people are an Indigenous group of Costa Rica known for their Chibchan language, traditional subsistence practices, and relatively isolated communities in the Talamanca mountain region.

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Label Occurrences
Cabécar people canonical 4

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Amerindian people
indigenous people
language
continent North America
country Costa Rica
culturalPractice oral tradition
ritual ceremonies
traditional medicine
use of medicinal plants
degreeOfIsolation relatively high
hasAutonym Cabécar NERFINISHED
language Cabécar language
languageFamily Chibchan languages NERFINISHED
Chibchan languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Caribbean slope of Costa Rica NERFINISHED
Cartago Province NERFINISHED
Limón Province NERFINISHED
partOf Indigenous peoples of Costa Rica NERFINISHED
populationDistribution indigenous reserves of Talamanca
remote mountain communities
protectedBy Costa Rican indigenous law
recognizedAs indigenous people of Costa Rica
region Cordillera de Talamanca NERFINISHED
Talamanca Mountains NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Bribri people NERFINISHED
Ngäbe people NERFINISHED
Teribe people NERFINISHED
religion animism
shamanism
socialOrganization clan-based system
threat cultural assimilation
environmental degradation
loss of traditional lands
traditionalCrops beans
cacao
maize
plantains
traditionalEconomy subsistence agriculture
traditionalHousing thatched houses
wooden houses
traditionalSubsistence fishing
gathering of wild plants
hunting
swidden agriculture
uses Cabécar language in daily life
writingSystem Latin alphabet

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Cabécar selfDesignation Cabécar people
Diquís culture associatedWith Cabécar people
Chibchan peoples hasPart Cabécar people