Acehnese |
Adabe |
Adonara |
Alorese |
Ampanang |
Andio |
Aralle, Tabulahan |
Asmat |
Bagusa |
Batak Alas-Kluet |
Batak Angkola |
Batak Dairi |
Batak Karo |
Batak Mandailing |
Batak Simalungun |
Batak Toba |
Bauzi |
Damal |
Dani |
Gayo |
Ketengban |
Kombai |
Kubu |
Mentawai |
Minangkabau |
Moni |
Moronene |
Nias |
Nuaulu |
Rejang |
Sawang |
Selako |
Tamiang |
Wandamen |
Wolio
| Batak Angkola |
|
| Indigenous Group |
Batak Angkola (Also known
as: Orang Angkola, Anakola, Angkola) |
| Location |
Indonesia, Island of
Sumatra, Sumatera Utara Province, near Sipirok |
| Estimated Population |
750,000 (1991, SIL
International) |
| Environment |
Rainforest Highlands |
| Lifestyle |
Sedentary |
| Subsistence |
Agriculture / Fishing
/ Textiles / Handicraft Sales |
| Level of Assimilation |
Assimilated |
| Language Family |
Batak Angkola
Classification: Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Sundic, Sumatra,
Batak, Southern
Alternate names: Orang Angkola, Anakola, Angkola
Dialects: Close to Mandailing Batak, but distinct sociolinguistically.
Closely related to Toba Batak. |
| Website URLs |
Royal
Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV)
Wikipedia:
Batak (Angkola, as ethnic subset of Batak group)
1993
Library of Congress Report (Batak cultural overview, statistics)
Ethnologue
Batak
Religion |
| NGOs |
World
Rainforest Movement
Down
To Earth
The
Corner House |
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