Bajawa people

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The Bajawa people are an indigenous ethnic group from the central highlands of Flores Island in Indonesia, known for their distinct culture, traditional villages, and megalithic ancestral rituals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
artForm ikat weaving
continent Asia
country Indonesia
culture communal feasting rituals
megalithic ancestral rituals
megalithic traditions
ritual ceremonies on stone altars
economy dry-field farming
subsistence agriculture
ethnicGroupOf Indonesia NERFINISHED
ethnographicRegion central Flores highlands
hasCustom bridewealth exchange
clan-based social organization
patrilineal kinship system
ritual animal sacrifice
hasRitual clan ancestor commemoration
harvest ceremonies
life-cycle rituals
knownFor ancestral ritual houses
distinctive peaked-roof houses
stone megaliths in village plazas
traditional villages
language Bajawa language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Austronesian languages
livestock chickens
pigs
water buffalo
locatedIn Flores Island NERFINISHED
central highlands of Flores
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory East Nusa Tenggara NERFINISHED
Ngada Regency NERFINISHED
mainCrop cassava
coffee
maize
sweet potatoes
partOf Ngada people NERFINISHED
region Lesser Sunda Islands NERFINISHED
religion Islam
Roman Catholicism
traditional animist beliefs
ritualObject ancestral altars
stone menhirs
traditionalClothing ikat textiles
traditionalHouseType ngadhu and bhaga houses
traditionalReligion ancestral spirit worship
traditionalSettlementType mountain village

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Bajawa language isSpokenBy Bajawa people