Sama Sitangkai

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Sama Sitangkai are a subgroup of the Sama-Bajau maritime people traditionally associated with the island of Sitangkai in the southern Philippines, known for their seafaring and fishing livelihoods.

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Sama Sitangkai canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
subgroup of the Sama-Bajau
associatedWith Sitangkai Island
linked to: Sitangkai
country Philippines
culturalHeritage indigenous ecological knowledge
oral traditions
sea-related rituals
culturalRegion Bangsamoro region
Sulu Archipelago
culturalTrait boat-dwelling heritage
knowledge of coastal and reef environments
maritime orientation
use of small wooden boats
economicActivity marine products trading
ethnographicClassification Sama subgroup
ethnonym Sama Sitangkai
Sitangkai Sama
fishingMethod hook-and-line fishing
net fishing
spearfishing
language Sama language
languageBranch Sama–Bajaw languages
languageFamily Austronesian languages
navigationSkill traditional sea navigation
neighboringGroupInteraction intermarriage with other Sama subgroups
trade with Tausug communities
partOf Sama-Bajau peoples
politicalContext Muslim minority in the Philippines
province Tawi-Tawi
region southern Philippines
relatedGroup Bajau Laut
linked to: Sama-Bajau peoples

Sama Dilaut
Sama Sibutu
linked to: Sibutu

Sama Simunul
Tausug
religion Islam
Sunni Islam
resourceUse coral reef fisheries
seaweed gathering
seaAreaUsed Celebes Sea
Sulu Sea
settlementPattern coastal villages
stilt-house communities over water
traditionalLivelihood fishing
sea collecting
seafaring
small-scale trade
traditionalTerritory Sitangkai, Tawi-Tawi, Philippines

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Sama-Bajau peoples subgroup Sama Sitangkai
Sama Sitangkai ethnonym Sama Sitangkai