Ikpeng people

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The Ikpeng people are an Indigenous group of the Brazilian Amazon, known for their distinct culture, traditional lifeways, and unique Cariban language.

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Ikpeng people canonical 8

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous people
alternativeName Chicao
Chikão
Ikpeng/Txikão
Txikão
bodyArt body painting
ornamental feather use
piercings
contactHistory intense contact in 1960s
contactWith Brazilian government agencies
missionaries
continent South America
cosmology shamanism
country Brazil
culturalPreservationEfforts documentation of oral traditions
language revitalization
ethnicGroupOf Brazil
housingType communal houses
language Ikpeng language
languageFamily Cariban languages
linked to: Carib languages
languageStatus endangered language
linguisticBranch Arara branch of Cariban
locatedIn Mato Grosso
Xingu Indigenous Park
materialCulture bow and arrow use
canoe building
nativeName Ikpeng
originalTerritory Upper Jatobá River region
Upper Xingu River basin
linked to: Upper Xingu region
populationTrend small population
region Amazon rainforest
Brazilian Amazon
linked to: Amazon rainforest
religion animism
relocatedTo Xingu Indigenous Park
relocationPeriod 1960s
rightsStatus recognized Indigenous people of Brazil
rituals healing rituals
initiation ceremonies
socialOrganization clan structures
village-based
traditionalCrops bananas
maize
manioc
traditionalKnowledge forest ecology
medicinal plants
traditionalSubsistence fishing
hunting
slash-and-burn agriculture

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Ikpeng language spokenBy Ikpeng people
Ikpeng language ethnicGroup Ikpeng people
Upper Xingu region inhabitedBy Ikpeng people
Txikão spokenBy Ikpeng people
Txikão ethnicGroup Ikpeng people
Ikpeng culture ethnicGroupOf Ikpeng people
Ikpeng culture relatedGroup Ikpeng people