Yagua people

E945138

The Yagua people are an Indigenous group of the northwestern Amazon rainforest, primarily in Peru and Colombia, known for their distinct language, traditional forest-based livelihood, and rich ceremonial culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
agriculture manioc cultivation
plantain cultivation
art basketry
beadwork
featherwork
ceremonialCulture feather adornments
ritual dances
use of body paint
clothing traditional bark-cloth garments
colonialHistory affected by rubber boom
subject to missionization
continent South America
countryDistribution Amazonas Department, Colombia NERFINISHED
Loreto Region, Peru NERFINISHED
environment tropical rainforest
ethnonym Yagua NERFINISHED
knowledgeSystem traditional ecological knowledge
language Yagua language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Peba–Yaguan languages NERFINISHED
languageStatus endangered language
languageUse bilingual in Yagua and Spanish
livelihood fishing
gathering forest products
hunting
shifting cultivation
materialCulture blowguns
bows and arrows
canoes
nativeName Yihamwo NERFINISHED
populationStatus small population
primaryCountry Colombia NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
recognizedAs indigenous people of Colombia
indigenous people of Peru
region northwestern Amazon rainforest
religion Christianity
animism
ritualPractice shamanic practices
use of medicinal plants
socialOrganization village-based communities
threat cultural assimilation
deforestation
traditionalHousing communal houses
traditionalTerritory Amazon Basin NERFINISHED

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Bora neighboringGroup Yagua people