Galela people

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The Galela people are an indigenous ethnic group of northern Halmahera in Indonesia, known for their distinct Austronesian-Papuan cultural blend, language, and coastal-fishing traditions.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Galela people canonical 6

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
alsoSpeak Indonesian language
associatedBodyOfWater Halmahera Sea
Pacific Ocean
continent Asia
country Indonesia
countryOfficialLanguage Indonesian
culturalBlend Austronesian-Papuan
culturalInfluence Austronesian
Papuan
culturalRegion North Maluku province
environment coastal areas
lowland forests
ethnicRegion North Halmahera
linked to: Halmahera
ethnolinguisticFamily Austronesian
hasOralTradition yes
hasSubgroup coastal Galela communities
inland Galela communities
historicalContactWith Ternate people
Tobelo people
other North Halmahera peoples
language Galela language
linguisticArea North Halmahera languages area
locatedIn Halmahera Island
linked to: Halmahera

Maluku Islands
North Maluku
northern Halmahera
linked to: Halmahera
maritimeOrientation yes
nativeTo Galela Bay area
linked to: Weda Bay area
partOf Indonesian ethnic groups
primaryLanguageFamily West Papuan languages
region Eastern Indonesia
linked to: eastern Indonesia
religion Christianity
Islam
traditionalEconomyType mixed subsistence and fishing
traditionalHousing stilt houses
traditionalLivelihood coastal fishing
fishing
sago cultivation
subsistence agriculture
traditionalNavigationSkills yes
traditionalReligion indigenous beliefs
usesScript Latin script

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Referenced by (6)

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

North Maluku Province ethnicGroup Galela people
Halmahera ethnicGroups Galela people
Ternate people relatedEthnicGroup Galela people
Galela language spokenBy Galela people
Galela language ethnicity Galela people
Tobelo people relatedEthnicGroup Galela people