Awyu
Ethnic group from South Papua, Indonesia
The Awyu people, also known as Auyu or Awya, are an ethnic group inhabiting the Digul River basin along the coast of South Papua, Indonesia. The area is also inhabited by the Yahrai (Yaghai), and to the west by the Muyu. Their population is approximately 27,300 people.
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Awyu
Ethnic group from South Papua, Indonesia
The Awyu people, also known as Auyu or Awya, are an ethnic group inhabiting the Digul River basin along the coast of South Papua, Indonesia. The area is also inhabited by the Yahrai (Yaghai), and to the west by the Muyu. Their population is approximately 27,300 people.
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The Awyu people, also known as Auyu or Awya, are an ethnic group inhabiting the Digul River basin along the coast of South Papua, Indonesia. The area is also inhabited by the Yahrai (Yaghai), and to the west by the Muyu. Their population is approximately 27,300 people. The Awyu primarily live as gatherers and hunters. Their staple foods include sago, fish, and river shrimp. According to Joshua Project, the Awyu are divided into several subgroups: Aghu, Nohon, Pisa, Asue, Jair, and South Awyu.
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