Jimi people

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The Jimi people are an indigenous ethnic group of Papua New Guinea known for their distinct languages and traditional highland cultures within the Jiwaka region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
administrativeRegion Jimi District
continent Oceania
country Papua New Guinea
formerProvince Western Highlands Province
hasLanguage Jimi languages
hasTraditionalCulture bridewealth exchanges
clan-based social organization
highland agricultural practices
pig husbandry
inhabit Jimi Valley
knownFor distinct local languages
traditional highland cultures
languageFamily Papuan languages
Trans–New Guinea languages
locatedIn Highlands Region of Papua New Guinea
Jiwaka Province
mainCrops bananas
coffee as cash crop
sweet potato
taro
mainSubsistence subsistence agriculture
partOf indigenous peoples of Papua New Guinea
linked to: Melanesians
regionType mountainous highlands
religion Christianity
traditional animist beliefs
socialStructure patrilineal clans
traditionalHousing stilted wooden houses with thatched roofs
uses Tok Pisin as lingua franca

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Jiwaka Province ethnicGroup Jimi people