Pame people

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The Pame people are an indigenous group of central Mexico, primarily in the state of San Luis Potosí, known for their distinct Oto-Manguean language and traditional agrarian lifestyle.

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Pame people canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
associatedWith Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve NERFINISHED
country Mexico
culturalPractice communal land use
ritual feasts
traditional dance
traditional music
ethnolinguisticGroupOf Oto-Manguean languages NERFINISHED
governmentRecognition recognized by Mexican state as indigenous group
hasAutonym Xi’iuy NERFINISHED
Xi’úi NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Sierra Madre Oriental NERFINISHED
languageFamily Oto-Manguean language family NERFINISHED
languagePolicyContext subject to Mexican indigenous language protection laws
languageStatus endangered
locatedIn Sierra Gorda region NERFINISHED
central Mexico
state of Querétaro NERFINISHED
state of San Luis Potosí NERFINISHED
mainSettlementPattern rural villages
neighboringGroup Huastec people NERFINISHED
Nahua people NERFINISHED
Otomi people NERFINISHED
partOf indigenous peoples of Mesoamerica
populationTrend declining number of fluent speakers
recognizedAs indigenous people of Mexico
regionType highland communities
religion Roman Catholicism
indigenous beliefs
syncretic Catholic-indigenous practices
speaks Central Pame NERFINISHED
Northern Pame NERFINISHED
Pame language NERFINISHED
Southern Pame NERFINISHED
traditionalActivity small-scale animal husbandry
traditionalCraft basketry
pottery
textile weaving
traditionalCrop beans
maize
squash
traditionalEconomy subsistence agriculture
traditionalHousing adobe houses
stone houses
traditionalLifestyle agrarian
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet

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Pame spokenBy Pame people
Mazahua people relatedEthnicGroup Pame people