List of Sepik River Crocodile Tribes
Chambri Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Known for their elaborate skin-cutting ceremonies, unique art, and cultural practices.
Iatmul Tribe:
Location: Middle Sepik.
Significance: Renowned for their distinctive art, including intricate wood carvings and masks, and the construction of spirit houses.
Abelam Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Known for their vibrant yam cult, traditional dances, and distinctive bark paintings.
Kwoma Tribe:
Location: Middle Sepik.
Significance: Celebrated for their distinctive art, especially their intricately decorated ceremonial houses and masks.
Yangoru Boiken Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Known for their distinctive art and carvings, including ancestral figures and masks.
Baiyer River Tribes:
Location: Western Highlands, contributing to the Sepik River region.
Significance: Diverse tribes with unique cultural practices, including engaging with the Sepik River.
Korogo Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Recognized for their contributions to Sepik art, including wood carvings and traditional masks.
Kaunga Tribe:
Location: Middle Sepik.
Significance: Known for their traditional dances and art, with a focus on woodcarvings and storytelling.
Kombio Tribe:
Location: West Sepik Province.
Significance: Known for their traditional lifestyles, engaging in subsistence activities and preserving cultural practices.
Kwalea Tribe:
Location: Sepik Plains.
Significance: Known for their unique cultural traditions and practices, contributing to the diversity of the region.
Kwanga Tribe:
Location: Sepik Plains.
Significance: Engaged in traditional activities, contributing to the cultural diversity of the Sepik River.
Biwat Tribe:
Location: Middle Sepik.
Significance: Known for their artistic expressions, including intricately carved objects and traditional ceremonies.
Wosera Gawi Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Engaged in traditional agriculture and maintaining unique cultural traditions.
Ambunti Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Known for their cultural practices, including traditional dances and art.
Angoram Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Engaged in riverine activities, contributing to the cultural diversity of the Sepik River.
Murik Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Known for their participation in the Crocodile Festival and cultural practices centered around crocodiles.
Kanganaman Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Engaged in traditional practices and contributing to the cultural richness of the region.
Iwam Tribe:
Location: Sepik Plains.
Significance: Known for their traditional lifestyles and unique cultural traditions.
Ninggerum Tribe:
Location: Sepik Plains.
Significance: Engaged in traditional practices, contributing to the cultural diversity of the Sepik River.
Arafundi Tribe:
Location: East Sepik Province.
Significance: Known for their unique cultural practices, art, and contributions to the Sepik River region.
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