The Aymara or Aimara (Aymara: aymaralisten (help·info)) are an indigenous ethnic group in the Andes and Altiplano regions of South America; about 2 million live in Bolivia, Peru and Chile. They lived in the region for many centuries before becoming a subject people of the Inca, and later of the Spanish in the 16th century. With the Spanish American Wars of Independence (1810-1825) Aymaras became subjects of Bolivia and Peru and after the War of the Pacific (1879-1883) Chile acquired an Aymaran population.
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Ano NuevoAymara is a relatively new public holiday that was introduced in Bolivia in 2010, and is one that is particularly important to the minority population of Aymarapeople in the country, as it is said to be an event that has been celebrated by their people for centuries ... remains favorably inclined towards the Aymarapeople for the year ahead....
The Aymara culture is one of the oldest in South America, and while the indigenous people in many parts of the continent integrated with the Spanish conquistadors, here in Bolivia the Aymarapeople still retain much of their culture ... There has long been a debate about how important the original Willkakuti festival was to the Aymarapeople, with the first documented evidence of this festival actually coming from the Inca traditions....
thus the hitherto exploited sections of the people will now play the role of exploiters ...Babasaheb Ambedkar”! The great man would definitely turn in his grave when he sees his followers seeking the liberation of his people through capitalism when global multinational capital is pillaging the Aymarapeople of Latin America for oil and minerals, and the Ethiopian peasants for land....
[See Photos of IncanChild Mummies]. Ancient child sacrifice ... 12) in the journal Scientific Reports ... The team found that the boy belonged to a genetic lineage known as C1b, which was one of the founding lineages of people who first colonized the Americas ... However, by poring over huge databases of genetic information, they found a few people living today among the Aymarapeople in Peru and Bolivia who had the same lineage ... 500 to A.D. 1100....
Vibrant homes are sprouting up, expressing the good fortune and cultural pride of the Aymarapeople, as well as the flamboyant vision of architect FreddyMamani... ....
Dozens of freshly caught killifish are thrown into a clay bowl on a floating reed island in Lake Titicaca in Peru in March. Puno, Peru - In this part of South America, in the Altiplano, the Aymarapeople eat their karachi like potato chips.... ....
Across large swaths of the Thar desert in western India, traditional techniques for harvesting the little amount of rain that falls has helped people survive the powerful effects of the sun for centuries ... A suqakollo can also be a small oasis in the scorching daytime sun, which yellows even the coarse highland grass, known as ichu – the main fodder for the alpacas and llamas herded by the local Aymarapeople....
This April 25, 2015 photo shows dead frogs floating on the surface of Lake Titicaca in PataPatani, Bolivia. As human and industrial waste from nearby cities increasingly contaminate the famed lake that straddles the border between Bolivian and Peru, the native Aymarapeople who rely on it for food and income say action must be taken before their livelihoods, like the frogs, die off....
On Friday, Obama will mourn with the city of Charleston, South Carolina, where nine people were killed last week at a historic black church ... BAHIA DE COHANA, Bolivia — A big die-off of giant frogs has been the most dramatic sign yet of the damage being done by sewage and industrial waste to Lake Titicaca, the source of food and livelihoods for the indigenous Aymarapeople....
In the southern hemisphere, Monday marked the winter solstice and, in Bolivia, the Aymara -- one of the country's thirty ethnic groups -- celebrated it as the beginning of the new year, 5523. ....
No discussion about the claims of the Bible versus the claims of science and history would be complete without looking at human speech ... The vocabulary stored in the memories of certain people, and their sentence structure, i.e., grammar ... But the Aymarapeople of South America say that your past is ‘in front of you.’ They might gesture in front of their feet to indicate “yesterday,” and toss a thumb over their shoulder for “tomorrow.”....
These are places that have intrigued visitors, baffled scientists and captured the imagination of local people for centuries. Lake Hillier, Australia ... The cause of its pink hue continues to baffle scientists ...Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia ... According to the legend of the Aymarapeople of the Andes, the Salar is formed of the tears of the mountain goddess Tunupa after she was abandoned by her husband Kusku.Read more. ... -->. World News in Pictures. ....