Ghari people

E541703

The Ghari people are an indigenous Melanesian community of the Solomon Islands, traditionally associated with the Ghari language and distinct local cultural practices.

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Label Occurrences
Ghari people canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
associatedWith Ghari language
Solomon Islands indigenous cultures
continent Oceania
country Solomon Islands
culturalArea Island Melanesia
linked to: Melanesia
culturalRegion Melanesia
ethnicity Melanesian
linked to: Melanesians
ethnolinguisticGroup Ghari language speakers
hasCulturalPractice distinct local cultural practices
hasCustomaryPractices customary land and resource use
hasHeritage indigenous Melanesian heritage
hasIdentity distinct local cultural identity
hasOralTradition local myths and oral histories
hasTraditionalKnowledge local ecological knowledge in their homeland
hasTraditionalLifestyle subsistence-based coastal and village life
indigenousTo Solomon Islands
language Ghari language
partOf Melanesian peoples
linked to: Melanesians

indigenous peoples of the Solomon Islands
populationDistribution rural communities in the Solomon Islands
region Southwest Pacific
socialClassification clan-based community
traditionalLanguage Ghari language
usesLanguageFamily Austronesian languages

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

Ghari ethnolinguisticGroup Ghari people
Ghari language ethnicity Ghari people
Nggae usedBy Ghari people
Lengo people neighboringEthnicGroup Ghari people