Dule

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Dule are the Indigenous Guna people’s self-designation, referring to themselves as a distinct Native group of Panama and Colombia.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Dule canonical 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
Native American people
ethnic group
alternativeName Dulegaya people
Tule
autonym Dule
continent North America
country Colombia
Panama
endonymFor Guna
exonym Guna
Kuna
hasCollectiveIdentityAs distinct Native group of Panama and Colombia
hasCulturalPractice body painting
nose piercing
ritual chanted oral tradition
hasPoliticalOrganization community congresses
regional congresses
hasPopulationCenter Guna Yala comarca
linked to: Guna Yala

Indigenous reserves in Darién
hasRiteOfPassage female puberty ceremony
male coming-of-age rituals
hasSocialOrganization matrilineal kinship
hasTraditionalCraft mola textile art
hasTraditionalEconomyBasedOn coconut trade
fishing
subsistence agriculture
language Dulegaya
languageFamily Chibchan languages
partOfBroaderGroup Indigenous peoples of the Americas
recognizedAs Indigenous people of Colombia
Indigenous people of Panama
region Caribbean coast of Panama
Darién Province
Guna Yala
Madungandí
linked to: Madugandí

Wargandí
northwestern Colombia
religion Christianity
Guna traditional religion
selfDesignationOf Guna people
struggleFor autonomy
land rights
traditionalTerritory Caribbean coastal lowlands of Panama
San Blas Islands
border region between Panama and Colombia
usesFlag Flag of Guna Yala

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Referenced by (2)

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

Guna people autonym Dule
Dule autonym Dule