Lani

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The Lani are an indigenous Papuan ethnic group of the central highlands of Western New Guinea, known for their traditional agriculture, distinctive dress, and complex social structures.

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Label Occurrences
Lani canonical 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
agriculturalCrops bananas
sweet potatoes
taro
vegetables
colonialHistory Dutch New Guinea NERFINISHED
contactHistory Indonesian state integration in late 20th century
missionary contact in 20th century
continent Asia
cosmology ancestor veneration (traditional)
country Indonesia
culturalIdentity highland Papuan people
culturalPractice bridewealth exchanges
pig feasts
ritual warfare (historically)
culturalRegion Papuan Highlands NERFINISHED
currentAdministrativeRegion Highland regions of Indonesian Papua
Papua Province of Indonesia NERFINISHED
demographicType rural population
economicActivity small-scale trade
subsistence farming
environment mountainous highlands
valley settlements
ethnicity Papuan NERFINISHED
genderRoles men as pig keepers and warriors (historically)
women as primary gardeners
languageFamily Trans–New Guinea languages NERFINISHED
livestock chickens
pigs
locatedIn New Guinea NERFINISHED
materialCulture body ornaments
net bags (noken)
region Central Highlands of Western New Guinea NERFINISHED
Western New Guinea NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
traditional indigenous beliefs
ritualAnimal pig
socialOrganization complex social structures
socialStructure big-man leadership system
clan-based organization
subsistenceType swidden horticulture
traditionalAgriculture pig husbandry
sweet potato cultivation
traditionalDress distinctive dress
traditionalHousing highland-style huts
traditionalSubsistence agriculture

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Baliem Valley region of New Guinea hasEthnicGroup Lani
subject surface form: Baliem Valley