Quichua of Napo

E741182

The Quichua of Napo are an Indigenous Kichwa-speaking people of Ecuador’s Amazon region, known for their rainforest-based livelihoods, rich oral traditions, and syncretic spiritual practices.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Quichua del Oriente 1
Quichua of Tena 1

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
Kichwa people
country Ecuador
environment tropical rainforest
ethnicGroupOf Ecuador NERFINISHED
facesIssue deforestation
loss of traditional territory
oil extraction impacts
hasCulturalHeritage myths about forest spirits
rituals for river and forest beings
hasCulturalPractice oral tradition
ritual dance
ritual music
storytelling
use of medicinal plants
hasKnowledge ethnobotany
rainforest ecology
hasSocialOrganization community assemblies
extended family households
isPartOf Amazonian Kichwa NERFINISHED
language Kichwa
languageFamily Quechuan languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Ecuadorian Amazon NERFINISHED
primarySubsistence fishing
gathering forest products
hunting
swidden agriculture
region Amazon rainforest NERFINISHED
Napo River basin NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Quichua of Pastaza NERFINISHED
Quichua of Tena NERFINISHED
religion animism
shamanism
syncretic Christianity
traditionalClothing beadwork
cotton garments
traditionalEconomy handicraft production
hunting and fishing
small-scale agriculture
traditionalFood chicha de yuca
manioc
plantains
traditionalHousing thatched roofs
wooden houses on stilts
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Indigenous peoples of Ecuador ethnicGroup Quichua of Napo
this entity surface form: Quichua of Tena
Amazonian Kichwa hasAlternativeName Quichua of Napo
this entity surface form: Quichua del Oriente