Yali people

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The Yali people are an indigenous Papuan ethnic group of the central highlands of Indonesian New Guinea, known for their traditional stone-age farming practices, distinctive dress, and remote mountain settlements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
agriculturalPractice stone-age style farming
agriculturalProduct bananas
sweet potatoes
taro
bodyAdornment body painting
feather headdresses
nose ornaments
clothingStyle distinctive traditional dress
colonialHistory incorporated into Indonesia
conflictHistory inter-clan warfare
continent Asia
country Indonesia
culturalPractice pig feasts
ritual dancing
singing
culturalStatus endangered traditional culture
diet pigs
root crops
wild plants
environment steep mountain valleys
tropical montane forest
ethnicity Papuan
femaleClothing grass skirt
historicalIsolation long-term geographic isolation
housingType thatched houses
wooden huts
isPartOf Indonesian New Guinea NERFINISHED
Papua Highlands NERFINISHED
languageFamily Trans–New Guinea languages NERFINISHED
location central highlands of Indonesian New Guinea
maleClothing penis gourd
modernInfluence Indonesian government programs
missionary contact
populationCharacteristic small dispersed communities
region New Guinea NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
animism
riteOfPassage male initiation ceremonies
settlementPattern remote mountain settlements
socialOrganization clan-based society
toolMaterial stone tools
traditionalEconomy barter
traditionalOccupation subsistence farming
transport footpaths
weapon bows and arrows
spears

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Baliem Valley region of New Guinea inhabitedBy Yali people
subject surface form: Baliem Valley