Nanti people

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The Nanti people are an indigenous group of the Peruvian Amazon, closely related to the Matsigenka, known for their semi-nomadic lifestyle, traditional subsistence practices, and relative isolation from mainstream society.

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Label Occurrences
Nanti people canonical 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf indigenous people
contactLevel limited contact with national society
some groups in voluntary isolation
continent South America
country Peru
culturalPractice oral tradition
ritual singing
shamanism
use of traditional plant medicines
ethnicGroupOf Peru NERFINISHED
housing communal houses
thatched houses
languageFamily Arawakan languages NERFINISHED
legalStatus indigenous peoples in isolation and initial contact
lifestyle semi-nomadic
locatedIn Amazon rainforest NERFINISHED
Camisea River basin NERFINISHED
Cusco Region NERFINISHED
Peruvian Amazon NERFINISHED
mainCrops maize
manioc
plantains
populationStatus small population
vulnerable group
protectedArea Kugapakori-Nahua-Nanti and Others Reserve NERFINISHED
recognizedAs people in voluntary isolation
recognizedBy Peruvian government NERFINISHED
region Lower Urubamba River area
Upper Camisea River area
relatedEthnicGroup Matsigenka people NERFINISHED
relatedGroup Asháninka people NERFINISHED
Nomatsiguenga people NERFINISHED
religion animism
indigenous spirituality
selfDesignation Nanti NERFINISHED
socialOrganization extended family groups
small kin-based settlements
speaks Matsigenka language NERFINISHED
Nanti language NERFINISHED
subsistence fishing
gathering wild plants
hunting
slash-and-burn agriculture
threat epidemic diseases
logging
oil and gas exploration
territorial encroachment

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Nanti language ethnicGroup Nanti people
Nanti language spokenBy Nanti people