Jawuru people

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The Jawuru people, also known as the Yawuru, are an Aboriginal Australian group traditionally associated with the coastal region around Broome in Western Australia, known for their rich cultural heritage and strong connection to land and sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aboriginal Australian people
Indigenous people of Western Australia
alsoKnownAs Yawuru people NERFINISHED
associatedWithTown Broome NERFINISHED
country Kimberley region NERFINISHED
coastal region around Broome
culturalConnection land
sea
engagesIn cultural heritage protection
land and sea management
language revitalisation
governingBody Nyamba Buru Yawuru Ltd NERFINISHED
Yawuru Prescribed Body Corporate NERFINISHED
hasArtForm dance
music
story-based performance
visual art
hasConcept Yawuru law and culture
hasCulturalHeritage rich cultural traditions
hasCulturalPractice hunting and gathering
song and dance ceremonies
storytelling
traditional fishing
hasCulturalValue protection of sacred sites
protection of sea country
hasCustom ceremonial law
kinship system
totemic relationships
hasEconomicActivity art and cultural production
customary marine harvesting
hasEnvironmentalKnowledge coastal ecosystems
marine species
seasonal cycles
hasNativeTitle Yawuru native title area around Broome
hasPopulationCentre Broome region NERFINISHED
hasRight recognised native title rights and interests
hasSocialOrganisation clan-based structure
extended family groups
hasTraditionalTerritoryFeature beaches and reefs
bushland near Broome
tidal flats and mangroves
hasTraditionalTerritoryType coastal country
isPartOf Aboriginal peoples of the Kimberley
languageFamily Nyulnyulan languages NERFINISHED
locatedIn Australia
Western Australia
religion Australian Aboriginal spirituality
traditionalLanguage Yawuru language NERFINISHED

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Yawuru hasAlternativeName Jawuru people