Itbayat people

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The Itbayat people are an indigenous Austronesian ethnic group of the northern Philippines, known for their distinct language, stone houses, and seafaring traditions on Itbayat Island in Batanes.

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Itbayat people canonical 5

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Statements (38)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
climateAdaptation typhoon-resistant housing
country Philippines
culturalRegion Batanes Islands
culturalTrait boat-building
fishing
seafaring traditions
demographicCharacteristic small population size
ethnicity Austronesian
governedBy Municipality of Itbayat
heritageStatus part of Philippine intangible cultural heritage
islandEnvironment volcanic uplifted coral island
language Itbayat language
languageFamily Austronesian languages
Batanic languages
locatedIn Batanes
linked to: Batanes Islands

Itbayat Island
northern Philippines
maritimeOrientation Bashi Channel
Pacific Ocean
minorityStatus ethnolinguistic minority in the Philippines
nationalContext one of the northernmost ethnic groups of the Philippines
partOf Ivatan peoples
linked to: Ivatan people
province Batanes Province
linked to: Province of Batanes
region Cagayan Valley administrative region
linked to: Cagayan Valley
relatedEthnicGroup Ivatan people
Yami (Tao) people
linked to: Tao people
religion Roman Catholicism
folk beliefs
traditionalArchitecture stone houses
thick-walled stone houses
traditionalArchitectureFeature low-profile houses adapted to strong winds
thatched cogon grass roofs
traditionalLivelihood agriculture
cattle raising
root crop farming
traditionalTransport wooden boats
usesScript Latin alphabet

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Itbayaten ethnicGroup Itbayat people
Ivatan people relatedEthnicGroup Itbayat people
Itbayat language spokenBy Itbayat people
Itbayat language ethnicity Itbayat people
Ivatans neighboringPeoples Itbayat people