Kamviri people

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The Kamviri people are an Indo-Iranian ethnic group of Nuristan, primarily inhabiting remote valleys of eastern Afghanistan and known for preserving distinct cultural and linguistic traditions.

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Kamviri people canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Iranian people
Nuristani people
ethnic group
borderRegion Afghanistan–Pakistan border area
clothing woolen garments adapted to mountain climate
continent Asia
country Afghanistan
culturalRegion Nuristan Province
culturalTrait distinct linguistic traditions
distinct religious traditions
distinct social customs
ethnicGroupOf Nuristan
linked to: Nuristan Province
ethnolinguisticGroup Indo-European
Nuristani
linked to: Nuristani people
geographicEnvironment Hindu Kush mountains
linked to: Hindu Kush
historicalRegion Kafiristan
historicalReligion pre-Islamic Nuristani religion
inhabit remote valleys
language Kamviri language
languageFamily Indo-Iranian languages
Nuristani languages
languageStatus endangered language community
locatedIn eastern Afghanistan
music drums
traditional flutes
neighboringGroup Chitralis
Pashtun people
linked to: Pashtuns
oralTradition epic songs
folktales
partOf Nuristani ethnic groups
politicalStatus non-dominant ethnic minority in Afghanistan
populationStatus minority group in Afghanistan
small population
region Hindu Kush
relatedEthnicGroup Ashkun people
Kati people
Prasun people
Wasi-Wama people
religion Sunni Islam
socialOrganization clan-based structure
sociolinguisticFeature bilingualism in regional languages
traditionalEconomy barter-based exchange
subsistence farming
traditionalHousing terraced wooden houses
traditionalLivelihood agriculture
animal husbandry
mountain pastoralism

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Kamviri language spokenBy Kamviri people