Harakmbut

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The Harakmbut are an indigenous people of the Peruvian Amazon known for their distinct languages, forest-based livelihoods, and deep cultural ties to the Madre de Dios region.

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Harakmbut canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Amerindian people
indigenous people
continent South America
country Peru
culturalPractice oral tradition
ritual ceremonies
shamanism
culturalRegion Amazon Basin
ethnicGroupOf Peru
facingThreat deforestation
illegal mining
land encroachment
oil and gas exploration
hasCulturalTiesTo Madre de Dios River basin
linked to: Madre de Dios River

forests of Madre de Dios
hasKnowledge forest ecology
medicinal plants
river systems of Madre de Dios
hasLanguage Amarakaeri language
Arasaeri language
Harakmbut language
linked to: Harakmbut languages

Kuyumeri language
Kuyuneri language
Kuyuwari language
Kuyuwari-Harakmbut dialect continuum
Pukirieri language
linked to: Amarakaeri language

Sapiteri language
Toyeri language
Wachiperi language
hasOrganization indigenous federations in Madre de Dios
hasRight collective land rights
languageFamily Harakmbut languages
locatedIn Madre de Dios Region
Peruvian Amazon
partOf Amazonian indigenous peoples
populationRegion southeastern Peru
recognizedAs indigenous people of Peru
relatedGroup Arawakan peoples
linked to: Arawak

Panoan peoples
linked to: Pano peoples
religion animism
indigenous spirituality
traditionalHousing palm-thatch roofs
wooden houses
traditionalLivelihood fishing
gathering forest products
hunting
small-scale agriculture
usesEnvironment tropical rainforest

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Southeastern Peru hasIndigenousPeoples Harakmbut
subject linked to: southeastern Peru