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66% are christian, there are 90,000 left,they wear grass skirts

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They speak Huli and Tok Pisin also they speak some of the surrounding languages and some also speak English.

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They are tall and have thick beards.
They gather plants and grow crops such as yams and manioc (a kind of tapioca).
They sometimes eat pigs that they raise in their villages and also hunt for large birds,
monkeys and even rodents.
All the men live together in a large group house in the centre of the village and the
women and children live in huts on the edge of the village. The boys go to live with their
fathers when they are about 10 years old.

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They live in round grass huts in Papua New Guinea.

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The Huli have lived in their region for 1,000 years and recount lengthy oral histories relating to individuals and their clans. They were extensive travellers (predominantly for trade) in both the highlands and lowlands surrounding their homeland, particularly to the south. The Huli were not known to Europeans until November 1934, when at least fifty of them were killed by the Fox brothers, two adventurers unsuccesfuly looking for gold who had just parted with the more famous explorers Mick and Dan Leahy.