Yucuna

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Yucuna are an Indigenous people of the Colombian and Brazilian Amazon, known for their Arawakan language, traditional riverine livelihoods, and rich ritual and cosmological traditions.

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Yucuna canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
continent South America
cosmologyFeature myths of origin
spirit beings associated with rivers and forests
country Brazil
Colombia
diet fish-based diet
ethnicGroupOf Brazil NERFINISHED
Colombia NERFINISHED
facingIssue cultural change
language endangerment
territorial pressure
hasCulture complex cosmology
rich ritual traditions
hasKnowledge ethnobotanical knowledge
traditional ecological knowledge
hasReligion traditional animist beliefs
hasRitual agricultural rituals
healing rituals
initiation ceremonies
languageBranch Northern Arawakan NERFINISHED
languageFamily Arawakan languages NERFINISHED
languageStatus indigenous language
livesAlong Amazon River basin NERFINISHED
neighboringGroups Bora peoples
Tukanoan peoples NERFINISHED
partOf Arawakan-speaking peoples of the Amazon NERFINISHED
primaryHabitat tropical rainforest
region Amazon rainforest NERFINISHED
ritualElement use of body paint in ceremonies
use of ritual dances
use of sacred songs
socialOrganization extended family groups
village-based communities
speaks Yucuna language
traditionalCraft basketry
body painting
traditionalCrop maize
manioc
plantains
traditionalLivelihood gathering
hunting
riverine fishing
swidden agriculture
usesEnvironment floodplain forests
river systems

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Yucuna language ethnicity Yucuna
Yucuna people hasEndonym Yucuna