Attié people

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The Attié people are an Akan-related ethnic group of southern Côte d’Ivoire known for their distinct language, agrarian traditions, and rich cultural practices in music, dance, and social organization.

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Attié people canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Akan people
ethnic group
agriculturalPractice subsistence farming
agriculturalProduct cassava
cocoa
coffee
plantain
yam
alsoKnownAs Akie
Akye
Attie
artForm body adornment
mask making
wood carving
ceremonyType chieftaincy installation
funerary rites
harvest festival
continent Africa
country Côte d’Ivoire
linked to: Côte d'Ivoire

Ivory Coast
linked to: Côte d'Ivoire
culturalPractice age-grade organization
ancestor veneration
extended family lineage system
initiation rites
ethnolinguisticGroup Akan
kinshipSystem matrilineal elements
patrilineal elements
language Attié language
languageFamily Kwa languages
Niger–Congo languages
musicInstrument bells
drums
rattles
neighboringGroup Abbey people
Baoulé people
Ébrié people
primaryLivelihood agriculture
region southern Côte d’Ivoire
religion Christianity
Islam
socialOrganization chiefdoms
clan-based structure
traditionalDance festive dance
ritual dance
traditionalEconomy local trade
market exchange
traditionalHousing compounds of mud or adobe houses
traditionalMusic call-and-response singing
drumming
traditionalReligion Akan traditional religion

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Attié language spokenBy Attié people
Attié language ethnicGroup Attié people
Attie spokenBy Attié people
Attie ethnicGroup Attié people
Attié culture practicedBy Attié people
Abé people neighboringGroup Attié people