maragato people

E908867

The Maragato people are a distinct cultural group from the La Maragatería region of northwestern Spain, historically known for their unique customs, architecture, and role as muleteers and traders.

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Surface form Occurrences
Maragato people 0
La Maragatería 0
Astorga 0

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural group
ethnic group
associatedWith Astorga NERFINISHED
Camino de Santiago routes near Astorga NERFINISHED
builtEnvironment walled farmsteads with large gates
climateOfRegion continental climate with cold winters
country Spain
Spain
Spain
culturalPreservation heritage architecture conservation
local festivals
tourism
culture Spanish culture
demographicTrend population decline in 20th century
economicActivity commerce
transport of goods by mule
ethnicRegion La Maragatería NERFINISHED
hasCuisine regional dishes of León
hasCulturalHeritageStatus regional cultural identity in Castile and León
hasCustom endogamous marriage patterns (historically)
strong communal identity
hasSettlementPattern dispersed villages
historicalRole interregional trade in Spain
long-distance transport of goods
knownFor distinct customs
distinct traditional architecture
muleteering
trading
language Spanish language NERFINISHED
locatedIn Castile and León
La Maragatería NERFINISHED
Province of León NERFINISHED
Province of León NERFINISHED
northwestern Spain
partOf Spanish people NERFINISHED
regionType historical comarca
rural mountain region
religion Roman Catholicism
roofMaterial slate
socialReputation reputed as reliable carriers (historically)
terrainOfRegion mountainous and plateau landscapes
timePeriodOfProminence 19th century
early modern period
traditionalDress distinctive regional costume
traditionalHouseType stone houses around central courtyard
traditionalOccupation muleteer
trader

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