Shipibo-Conibo people

Target entity: Shipibo-Conibo people
Context triple: [Ayahuasca, culturallyAssociatedWith, Shipibo-Conibo people]

• A. Secoya people
  The Secoya people are an indigenous group of the western Amazon, primarily living in Ecuador and Peru, known for their distinct language, traditional forest-based livelihood, and rich shamanic and ceremonial practices.
• B. Curripaco people
  The Curripaco people are an Indigenous Arawakan-speaking group of the northwest Amazon, traditionally living along rivers in Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil with a culture centered on fishing, horticulture, and complex ritual practices.
• C. Collagua people
  The Collagua people are an indigenous Andean group of Peru known for their pre-Inca agricultural terraces, distinctive cultural traditions, and long-standing presence in the Colca Valley region.
• D. Picunche people
  The Picunche people were an indigenous group of central Chile, culturally related to the Mapuche, who inhabited the region prior to and during early Spanish colonization.
• E. Kawésqar people
  The Kawésqar people are an Indigenous seafaring group of southern Chilean Patagonia, traditionally living as nomadic canoe-farers among the channels and fjords of the region.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Shipibo-Conibo people
Target entity description: The Shipibo-Conibo people are an Indigenous group from the Peruvian Amazon renowned for their rich shamanic traditions, intricate geometric art, and central role in the ceremonial use of ayahuasca.

• A. Secoya people
  The Secoya people are an indigenous group of the western Amazon, primarily living in Ecuador and Peru, known for their distinct language, traditional forest-based livelihood, and rich shamanic and ceremonial practices.
• B. Curripaco people
  The Curripaco people are an Indigenous Arawakan-speaking group of the northwest Amazon, traditionally living along rivers in Colombia, Venezuela, and Brazil with a culture centered on fishing, horticulture, and complex ritual practices.
• C. Collagua people
  The Collagua people are an indigenous Andean group of Peru known for their pre-Inca agricultural terraces, distinctive cultural traditions, and long-standing presence in the Colca Valley region.
• D. Picunche people
  The Picunche people were an indigenous group of central Chile, culturally related to the Mapuche, who inhabited the region prior to and during early Spanish colonization.
• E. Kawésqar people
  The Kawésqar people are an Indigenous seafaring group of southern Chilean Patagonia, traditionally living as nomadic canoe-farers among the channels and fjords of the region.
• F. None of above. chosen