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The Wari civilization formed in the wake of a late-sixth-century drought that ravaged the central Andean region of what is today Peru and parts of adjacent countries. It was a new cultural experiment that, over the next four centuries, produced a society of such unprecedented complexity that many today regard it as South America's first empire. As predecessors of the Inca Empire, which fell to Spanish forces after 1532, the Wari had no previous examples of expansionist states to draw upon and thus represent a major development in Andean civilization.
Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes, arriving at the Kimbell in June 2013, explores the Wari accomplishment through some 140 artworks in all major media in which they worked—polychrome ceramics, ornaments made of precious metals or colorful mosaics, sculptured wood and stone objects, and textiles of striking complexity. Together, these works paint a picture of the Wari state and offer insights into their expansion strategies.
Unlike their Maya contemporaries, the Wari never developed a written language. Thus, modern opinion about their achievement is based exclusively on their artwork and other material remains. In the absence of writing, the artworks that circulated throughout Wari society acted as vehicles of communication, recording and preserving the way in which the Wari regarded themselves, nature, and the divine realm. Many of the Wari's greatest artistic accomplishments are realized in small, portable items—such as a Bag with Human Head—which could be transported across the Andean region, spreading the Wari culture to diverse and distant communities. It is through these images that we are able to gain access into the values and beliefs that shaped Wari society and contributed to its imperial expansion.
The exhibition is organized in four thematic sections. The Gift of Food and Drink presents vessels reconstructed from a three-ton buried deposit of deliberately shattered ceramics that may represent an offering of wares used in official feasts. Such feasts were lavish affairs with food and chicha (native corn beer) and apparently were a major element of Wari statecraft. They allowed Wari hosts to build prestige, assert authority, and indebt guests, since, then as now, gifts of any kind are rarely free. Wari feasts may have capitalized on the Andean belief that the world exists due to the interaction of two forces harmonized through the mutual dependence that reciprocity creates.
Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes is only the second exhibition in the world to be devoted to the arts of the Wari Empire, and the first of its kind in North America. Bringing together objects from public and private collections all over the world, including several objects that have never been seen outside the countries in which they now reside, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience an extraordinary civilization in great depth and detail.
This exhibition is organized by the Cleveland Museum of Art. It has been made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor. It is supported in part by the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
George T. M. Shackelford, Senior Deputy Director of the Kimbell Art Museum interviewed by Rebeca Nesselrode.
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Les Huari furent de grands bâtisseurs : ils implantèrent des centres administratifs dans plusieurs de leurs provinces ; ils développèrent un système de culture en terrasses pour augmenter la productivité de l'agriculture dans les régions montagneuses ; ils structurèrent également leur royaume grâce à de nombreuses routes que les Incas intègreront plus tard à leur système de communication.
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Human bones and skulls believed to belong to Indians of the Huari culture have been found in Peru.
The remains, buried in military ground 45 kilometres north of the capital Lima, are thought to date back to the pre-Inca period.
The discovery initially prompted rumours of common grave sites until forensic experts found Inca pottery on the site.
The remains of fifteen adults and one child were unearthed by forensic experts on military ground near the Peruvian capital Lima on Tuesday.
Police and military authorities were alerted after members of the 'El Arenal' community discovered a skull.
The human remains were wrapped in paper sacks and taken away for investigation.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are going to analyse the remains with the forensic and archeological experts of the morgue in Lima. This work will determine the origin of the remains."
SUPER CAPTION: Daniel Lican Gordillo, District Attorney
Initially, it was thought the bodies were those of victims of political violence in Peru.
But after examining the remains, archaeologists and forensic specialists now believe they are from a pre-Inca period.
Ceramics and textiles dating from the 9th and 10th centuries were also found on the bodies.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We have confirmed the archeological condition of the remains. They were attached to textiles and personal possessions. We are near an area named necropolis de Ancon, which is 46 kilometres along the panamericana north highway. The strange thing is that the remains were found by the 'El Arenal' (community), but everything shows that they were moved after they found them. They are not 'in situ'."
SUPER CAPTION: Ana Maria Herrera, Peruvian National Institute of Culture
Authorities believe the remains were removed from the original tomb by bricklayers who were working at a nearby school.
It is hoped that further investigation will determine the exact age of the remains
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NAZCA , is a city with many tourist attractions to offer.
CAHUACHI PYRAMIDS, in Peru , was a ceremonial center of the Nazca culture that had its heyday between year 1 and 500, and was located in the valley of Nazca river , 28 km from the city of the same name and near Nazca Lines . Its name means place where viewers live.
AQUEDUCTS CANTALLOC . about 2000 years ago , in pre Columbian times , the inhabitants of Nazca developed a system of underground aqueducts to irrigate the dry parts of the valley that had no surface water.
CHAUCHILLA CEMETERY, It is a necropolis of pre-Inca times . Some sources relate to the ancient Huari culture and others with the Nazca culture that flourished in the area between the century II A.C. TO the century IX OF OUR TIME. In the cemetery you can see remnants of ancient civilization as well as (fragments of ceramics, textiles).
NAZCA LINES, are old geoglifos1 found in the Pampas de Jumana in the Nazca Desert , between the towns of Nazca and Palpa (Peru). They were drawn by the Nazca culture and are composed of several hundred figures ranging from designs as simple as lines to complex shapes.
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Lima Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho y en especial el distrito de la Quinua es símbolo y cuna de la libertad peruana y americana, y es preciso en ese orden de ideas que el legislador José Urquizo Maggia (PN) y el alcalde de la Municipalidad Distrital de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, entre otras autoridades de la Región Ayacucho, coincidieron en destacar el Aniversario del Día del Artesano Peruano, realizando el lanzamiento en el Congreso de la República de esta fecha especial que coincide con la semana santa en Ayacucho.
En su discurso la autoridad edil de Quinua, Reginaldo García Huamán, indicó que como todos los 19 de marzo de cada año se conmemora en nuestro país el día del artesano, fecha que tiene como objetivo reconocer a quienes se dedican a esta encomiable labor artística y que son reconocidos como constructores de identidad y tradiciones.
Los artesanos son reconocidos como los genios que mantienen el arte y la cultura tradicional de cada región del mundo, ellos trabajan con sus manos creando diferentes obras las cuales son prolijas y siempre son distintas entre sí, señaló.
En otro momento, Reginaldo García Huamán, sostuvo que Ayacucho tiene fama internacional por sus manifestaciones artísticas, la riqueza y la calidad de la artesanía ayacuchana se expresa en sus diversas manifestaciones; por ello han hecho que sean considerados como capital del arte popular y de la artesanía del Perú.
Del mismo modo en la artesanía ayacuchana se conjugan técnicas de tradiciones precolombinas con aportes hispánicos y la permanente creatividad de los pobladores de la región, sus expresiones más conocidas son: los retablos, sus tallas en piedra de huamanga, la textilería, los trabajos de platería filigrana y en especial la alfarería de quinua descendientes de la gran cultura Huari y cuna de los alfareros del Perú, dijo.
Finalmente la máxima autoridad edil de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, ha sido considerado unos de los mejores alcaldes que han logrado un marcado éxito en las inversiones de presupuestos por resultados en su municipalidad, dicho reconocimiento ha sido dado por el Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas (MEF) en el manejo del presupuesto público que se le asignan para la inversión del mismo en el logro y mejora de la calidad de vida de sus ciudadanos.
Fuente: Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe
English translation
Quinoa-Huamanga Municipality, with its craftsmen in Congress
Lima Peru News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho and especially the district of Quinoa is a symbol and cradle of Peruvian and American liberty, and must be in that order ideas that the legislator José Antonio Urquizo (PN) and the mayor of the District Municipality of Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, among other authorities of the Ayacucho region, both highlighted the anniversary of the Peruvian Artisan, making the launch the Congress of this special date that coincides with holy week in Ayacucho.
In his speech the mayor of Quinua authority, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that like every March 19 of each year is celebrated in our country on the artisan, a date that aims to recognize who this commendable artistic work they do and which they are recognized as builders identity and traditions.
Artisans are recognized as geniuses who keep traditional art and culture of each region of the world, they work with their hands creating different works which are neat and are always distinct from one another, he said.
At another point, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that Ayacucho is internationally known for its art, wealth and quality of craftsmanship ayacuchana expressed in its various manifestations; therefore they have to be considered as the capital of folk art and craft of Peru.
Similarly in the Ayacucho craft techniques of pre-Columbian traditions are combined with Hispanic contributions and ongoing creativity of the people of the region, its best known expressions are: altarpieces, its stone carvings of Huamanga, the textiles, the work of silversmiths especially filigree and pottery quinoa descendants of the great Huari culture and cradle of Peru potters said.
Finally the maximum mayor authority Quinoa-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, has been considered one of the best mayors who have achieved marked success in investment budgets results in your municipality, such recognition has been given by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) in the management of the public budget is allocated for investment at the achievement and improving the quality of life of its citizens.
Source: Peruvian News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe
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Wari culture
The Wari (Spanish: Huari) were a Middle Horizon civilization that flourished in the south-central Andes and coastal area of modern-day Peru, from about AD 500 to 1000. (The Wari culture is not to be confused with the modern ethnic group and language known as Wari', with which it has no known link.)
Wari, as the former capital city was called, is located 11 km (6.8 mi) north-east of the modern city of Ayacucho, Peru. This city was the center of a civilization that covered much of the highlands and coast of modern Peru. The best-preserved remnants, beside the Wari Ruins, are the recently discovered Northern Wari ruins near the city of Chiclayo, and Cerro Baul in Moquegua. Also well-known are the Wari ruins of Pikillaqta ("Flea Town"), a short distance south-east of Cuzco en route to Lake Titicaca.
History
Early on, the Wari expanded their territory to include the ancient oracle center of Pachacamac, though it seems to have remained largely autonomous. Later the Wari became dominant in much of the territory of the earlier Moche and later Chimu cultures. The reason for this expansion has been debated; it is believed to have been driven by religious conversion, military conquest, or the spread of agricultural knowledge (specifically terrace agriculture).
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1:42Pre-Inca Wari Culture: Deserts And Dreadlocks
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0:42WARI Lords of the Ancient Andes - The Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas - Unravel Travel TV
WARI Lords of the Ancient Andes - The Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas - Unravel Travel TVWARI Lords of the Ancient Andes - The Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas - Unravel Travel TV
The Wari civilization formed in the wake of a late-sixth-century drought that ravaged the central Andean region of what is today Peru and parts of adjacent countries. It was a new cultural experiment that, over the next four centuries, produced a society of such unprecedented complexity that many today regard it as South America's first empire. As predecessors of the Inca Empire, which fell to Spanish forces after 1532, the Wari had no previous examples of expansionist states to draw upon and thus represent a major development in Andean civilization. Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes, arriving at the Kimbell in June 2013, explores the Wari accomplishment through some 140 artworks in all major media in which they worked—polychrome ceramics, ornaments made of precious metals or colorful mosaics, sculptured wood and stone objects, and textiles of striking complexity. Together, these works paint a picture of the Wari state and offer insights into their expansion strategies. Unlike their Maya contemporaries, the Wari never developed a written language. Thus, modern opinion about their achievement is based exclusively on their artwork and other material remains. In the absence of writing, the artworks that circulated throughout Wari society acted as vehicles of communication, recording and preserving the way in which the Wari regarded themselves, nature, and the divine realm. Many of the Wari's greatest artistic accomplishments are realized in small, portable items—such as a Bag with Human Head—which could be transported across the Andean region, spreading the Wari culture to diverse and distant communities. It is through these images that we are able to gain access into the values and beliefs that shaped Wari society and contributed to its imperial expansion. The exhibition is organized in four thematic sections. The Gift of Food and Drink presents vessels reconstructed from a three-ton buried deposit of deliberately shattered ceramics that may represent an offering of wares used in official feasts. Such feasts were lavish affairs with food and chicha (native corn beer) and apparently were a major element of Wari statecraft. They allowed Wari hosts to build prestige, assert authority, and indebt guests, since, then as now, gifts of any kind are rarely free. Wari feasts may have capitalized on the Andean belief that the world exists due to the interaction of two forces harmonized through the mutual dependence that reciprocity creates. Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes is only the second exhibition in the world to be devoted to the arts of the Wari Empire, and the first of its kind in North America. Bringing together objects from public and private collections all over the world, including several objects that have never been seen outside the countries in which they now reside, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience an extraordinary civilization in great depth and detail. This exhibition is organized by the Cleveland Museum of Art. It has been made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor. It is supported in part by the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. George T. M. Shackelford, Senior Deputy Director of the Kimbell Art Museum interviewed by Rebeca Nesselrode. The Kimble Art Museum https://www.kimbellart.org Live broadcast Unravel Travel TV http://www.unraveltraveltv.com Unravel Travel TV Twitter http://www.twitter.com/UnravelTravelTV Unravel Travel TV on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/UnravelTravelTV Unravel Travel TV http://www.unraveltravel.eu -
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Les Huari furent de grands bâtisseurs : ils implantèrent des centres administratifs dans plusieurs de leurs provinces ; ils développèrent un système de culture en terrasses pour augmenter la productivité de l'agriculture dans les régions montagneuses ; ils structurèrent également leur royaume grâce à de nombreuses routes que les Incas intègreront plus tard à leur système de communication. -
6:31Proyecto Arqueologico Huari Ancash-Peru'History overview 1
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3:54GRUPO HUARI - CHAN CHAN (CENTRO CULTURAL GUILLERMO BARNEY MATERÓN 2014)
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2:16PERU: HUMAN BONES DATING BACK TO PRE INCA PERIOD FOUND
PERU: HUMAN BONES DATING BACK TO PRE INCA PERIOD FOUNDPERU: HUMAN BONES DATING BACK TO PRE INCA PERIOD FOUND
Spanish/Nat Human bones and skulls believed to belong to Indians of the Huari culture have been found in Peru. The remains, buried in military ground 45 kilometres north of the capital Lima, are thought to date back to the pre-Inca period. The discovery initially prompted rumours of common grave sites until forensic experts found Inca pottery on the site. The remains of fifteen adults and one child were unearthed by forensic experts on military ground near the Peruvian capital Lima on Tuesday. Police and military authorities were alerted after members of the 'El Arenal' community discovered a skull. The human remains were wrapped in paper sacks and taken away for investigation. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "We are going to analyse the remains with the forensic and archeological experts of the morgue in Lima. This work will determine the origin of the remains." SUPER CAPTION: Daniel Lican Gordillo, District Attorney Initially, it was thought the bodies were those of victims of political violence in Peru. But after examining the remains, archaeologists and forensic specialists now believe they are from a pre-Inca period. Ceramics and textiles dating from the 9th and 10th centuries were also found on the bodies. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "We have confirmed the archeological condition of the remains. They were attached to textiles and personal possessions. We are near an area named necropolis de Ancon, which is 46 kilometres along the panamericana north highway. The strange thing is that the remains were found by the 'El Arenal' (community), but everything shows that they were moved after they found them. They are not 'in situ'." SUPER CAPTION: Ana Maria Herrera, Peruvian National Institute of Culture Authorities believe the remains were removed from the original tomb by bricklayers who were working at a nearby school. It is hoped that further investigation will determine the exact age of the remains You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/6ff4bd539ea428aa41a6f3d08f9dc79b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:43NAZCA - PERU
NAZCA - PERUNAZCA - PERU
NAZCA , is a city with many tourist attractions to offer. CAHUACHI PYRAMIDS, in Peru , was a ceremonial center of the Nazca culture that had its heyday between year 1 and 500, and was located in the valley of Nazca river , 28 km from the city of the same name and near Nazca Lines . Its name means place where viewers live. AQUEDUCTS CANTALLOC . about 2000 years ago , in pre Columbian times , the inhabitants of Nazca developed a system of underground aqueducts to irrigate the dry parts of the valley that had no surface water. CHAUCHILLA CEMETERY, It is a necropolis of pre-Inca times . Some sources relate to the ancient Huari culture and others with the Nazca culture that flourished in the area between the century II A.C. TO the century IX OF OUR TIME. In the cemetery you can see remnants of ancient civilization as well as (fragments of ceramics, textiles). NAZCA LINES, are old geoglifos1 found in the Pampas de Jumana in the Nazca Desert , between the towns of Nazca and Palpa (Peru). They were drawn by the Nazca culture and are composed of several hundred figures ranging from designs as simple as lines to complex shapes. FREE INFORMACION: mctouroperador@outlook.com +51930560352 - +51945492536 -
2:38Alcalde Distrital de Quinua Huamanga Reginaldo García Huamán
Alcalde Distrital de Quinua Huamanga Reginaldo García HuamánAlcalde Distrital de Quinua Huamanga Reginaldo García Huamán
Lima Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho y en especial el distrito de la Quinua es símbolo y cuna de la libertad peruana y americana, y es preciso en ese orden de ideas que el legislador José Urquizo Maggia (PN) y el alcalde de la Municipalidad Distrital de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, entre otras autoridades de la Región Ayacucho, coincidieron en destacar el Aniversario del Día del Artesano Peruano, realizando el lanzamiento en el Congreso de la República de esta fecha especial que coincide con la semana santa en Ayacucho. En su discurso la autoridad edil de Quinua, Reginaldo García Huamán, indicó que como todos los 19 de marzo de cada año se conmemora en nuestro país el día del artesano, fecha que tiene como objetivo reconocer a quienes se dedican a esta encomiable labor artística y que son reconocidos como constructores de identidad y tradiciones. Los artesanos son reconocidos como los genios que mantienen el arte y la cultura tradicional de cada región del mundo, ellos trabajan con sus manos creando diferentes obras las cuales son prolijas y siempre son distintas entre sí, señaló. En otro momento, Reginaldo García Huamán, sostuvo que Ayacucho tiene fama internacional por sus manifestaciones artísticas, la riqueza y la calidad de la artesanía ayacuchana se expresa en sus diversas manifestaciones; por ello han hecho que sean considerados como capital del arte popular y de la artesanía del Perú. Del mismo modo en la artesanía ayacuchana se conjugan técnicas de tradiciones precolombinas con aportes hispánicos y la permanente creatividad de los pobladores de la región, sus expresiones más conocidas son: los retablos, sus tallas en piedra de huamanga, la textilería, los trabajos de platería filigrana y en especial la alfarería de quinua descendientes de la gran cultura Huari y cuna de los alfareros del Perú, dijo. Finalmente la máxima autoridad edil de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, ha sido considerado unos de los mejores alcaldes que han logrado un marcado éxito en las inversiones de presupuestos por resultados en su municipalidad, dicho reconocimiento ha sido dado por el Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas (MEF) en el manejo del presupuesto público que se le asignan para la inversión del mismo en el logro y mejora de la calidad de vida de sus ciudadanos. Fuente: Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe English translation Quinoa-Huamanga Municipality, with its craftsmen in Congress Lima Peru News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho and especially the district of Quinoa is a symbol and cradle of Peruvian and American liberty, and must be in that order ideas that the legislator José Antonio Urquizo (PN) and the mayor of the District Municipality of Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, among other authorities of the Ayacucho region, both highlighted the anniversary of the Peruvian Artisan, making the launch the Congress of this special date that coincides with holy week in Ayacucho. In his speech the mayor of Quinua authority, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that like every March 19 of each year is celebrated in our country on the artisan, a date that aims to recognize who this commendable artistic work they do and which they are recognized as builders identity and traditions. Artisans are recognized as geniuses who keep traditional art and culture of each region of the world, they work with their hands creating different works which are neat and are always distinct from one another, he said. At another point, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that Ayacucho is internationally known for its art, wealth and quality of craftsmanship ayacuchana expressed in its various manifestations; therefore they have to be considered as the capital of folk art and craft of Peru. Similarly in the Ayacucho craft techniques of pre-Columbian traditions are combined with Hispanic contributions and ongoing creativity of the people of the region, its best known expressions are: altarpieces, its stone carvings of Huamanga, the textiles, the work of silversmiths especially filigree and pottery quinoa descendants of the great Huari culture and cradle of Peru potters said. Finally the maximum mayor authority Quinoa-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, has been considered one of the best mayors who have achieved marked success in investment budgets results in your municipality, such recognition has been given by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) in the management of the public budget is allocated for investment at the achievement and improving the quality of life of its citizens. Source: Peruvian News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe -
4:20Recuerdos De Huari Belen | Musica Andina
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WARI Lords of the Ancient Andes - The Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas - Unravel Travel TV
The Wari civilization formed in the wake of a late-sixth-century drought that ravaged the central Andean region of what is today Peru and parts of adjacent countries. It was a new cultural experiment that, over the next four centuries, produced a society of such unprecedented complexity that many today regard it as South America's first empire. As predecessors of the Inca Empire, which fell to Spanish forces after 1532, the Wari had no previous examples of expansionist states to draw upon and thus represent a major development in Andean civilization. Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes, arriving at the Kimbell in June 2013, explores the Wari accomplishment through some 140 artworks in all major media in which they worked—polychrome ceramics, ornaments made of precious metals or colorful mosa... -
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Les Huari furent de grands bâtisseurs : ils implantèrent des centres administratifs dans plusieurs de leurs provinces ; ils développèrent un système de culture en terrasses pour augmenter la productivité de l'agriculture dans les régions montagneuses ; ils structurèrent également leur royaume grâce à de nombreuses routes que les Incas intègreront plus tard à leur système de communication. -
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Spanish/Nat Human bones and skulls believed to belong to Indians of the Huari culture have been found in Peru. The remains, buried in military ground 45 kilometres north of the capital Lima, are thought to date back to the pre-Inca period. The discovery initially prompted rumours of common grave sites until forensic experts found Inca pottery on the site. The remains of fifteen adults and one child were unearthed by forensic experts on military ground near the Peruvian capital Lima on Tuesday. Police and military authorities were alerted after members of the 'El Arenal' community discovered a skull. The human remains were wrapped in paper sacks and taken away for investigation. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) "We are going to analyse the remains with the forensic and archeo... -
NAZCA - PERU
NAZCA , is a city with many tourist attractions to offer. CAHUACHI PYRAMIDS, in Peru , was a ceremonial center of the Nazca culture that had its heyday between year 1 and 500, and was located in the valley of Nazca river , 28 km from the city of the same name and near Nazca Lines . Its name means place where viewers live. AQUEDUCTS CANTALLOC . about 2000 years ago , in pre Columbian times , the inhabitants of Nazca developed a system of underground aqueducts to irrigate the dry parts of the valley that had no surface water. CHAUCHILLA CEMETERY, It is a necropolis of pre-Inca times . Some sources relate to the ancient Huari culture and others with the Nazca culture that flourished in the area between the century II A.C. TO the century IX OF OUR TIME. In the cemetery you can see remnants ... -
Alcalde Distrital de Quinua Huamanga Reginaldo García Huamán
Lima Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho y en especial el distrito de la Quinua es símbolo y cuna de la libertad peruana y americana, y es preciso en ese orden de ideas que el legislador José Urquizo Maggia (PN) y el alcalde de la Municipalidad Distrital de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, entre otras autoridades de la Región Ayacucho, coincidieron en destacar el Aniversario del Día del Artesano Peruano, realizando el lanzamiento en el Congreso de la República de esta fecha especial que coincide con la semana santa en Ayacucho. En su discurso la autoridad edil de Quinua, Reginaldo García Huamán, indicó que como todos los 19 de marzo de cada año se conmemora en nuestro país el día del artesano, fec... -
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The Wari civilization formed in the wake of a late-sixth-century drought that ravaged the central Andean region of what is today Peru and parts of adjacent coun...
The Wari civilization formed in the wake of a late-sixth-century drought that ravaged the central Andean region of what is today Peru and parts of adjacent countries. It was a new cultural experiment that, over the next four centuries, produced a society of such unprecedented complexity that many today regard it as South America's first empire. As predecessors of the Inca Empire, which fell to Spanish forces after 1532, the Wari had no previous examples of expansionist states to draw upon and thus represent a major development in Andean civilization.
Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes, arriving at the Kimbell in June 2013, explores the Wari accomplishment through some 140 artworks in all major media in which they worked—polychrome ceramics, ornaments made of precious metals or colorful mosaics, sculptured wood and stone objects, and textiles of striking complexity. Together, these works paint a picture of the Wari state and offer insights into their expansion strategies.
Unlike their Maya contemporaries, the Wari never developed a written language. Thus, modern opinion about their achievement is based exclusively on their artwork and other material remains. In the absence of writing, the artworks that circulated throughout Wari society acted as vehicles of communication, recording and preserving the way in which the Wari regarded themselves, nature, and the divine realm. Many of the Wari's greatest artistic accomplishments are realized in small, portable items—such as a Bag with Human Head—which could be transported across the Andean region, spreading the Wari culture to diverse and distant communities. It is through these images that we are able to gain access into the values and beliefs that shaped Wari society and contributed to its imperial expansion.
The exhibition is organized in four thematic sections. The Gift of Food and Drink presents vessels reconstructed from a three-ton buried deposit of deliberately shattered ceramics that may represent an offering of wares used in official feasts. Such feasts were lavish affairs with food and chicha (native corn beer) and apparently were a major element of Wari statecraft. They allowed Wari hosts to build prestige, assert authority, and indebt guests, since, then as now, gifts of any kind are rarely free. Wari feasts may have capitalized on the Andean belief that the world exists due to the interaction of two forces harmonized through the mutual dependence that reciprocity creates.
Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes is only the second exhibition in the world to be devoted to the arts of the Wari Empire, and the first of its kind in North America. Bringing together objects from public and private collections all over the world, including several objects that have never been seen outside the countries in which they now reside, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience an extraordinary civilization in great depth and detail.
This exhibition is organized by the Cleveland Museum of Art. It has been made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor. It is supported in part by the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
George T. M. Shackelford, Senior Deputy Director of the Kimbell Art Museum interviewed by Rebeca Nesselrode.
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The Wari civilization formed in the wake of a late-sixth-century drought that ravaged the central Andean region of what is today Peru and parts of adjacent countries. It was a new cultural experiment that, over the next four centuries, produced a society of such unprecedented complexity that many today regard it as South America's first empire. As predecessors of the Inca Empire, which fell to Spanish forces after 1532, the Wari had no previous examples of expansionist states to draw upon and thus represent a major development in Andean civilization.
Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes, arriving at the Kimbell in June 2013, explores the Wari accomplishment through some 140 artworks in all major media in which they worked—polychrome ceramics, ornaments made of precious metals or colorful mosaics, sculptured wood and stone objects, and textiles of striking complexity. Together, these works paint a picture of the Wari state and offer insights into their expansion strategies.
Unlike their Maya contemporaries, the Wari never developed a written language. Thus, modern opinion about their achievement is based exclusively on their artwork and other material remains. In the absence of writing, the artworks that circulated throughout Wari society acted as vehicles of communication, recording and preserving the way in which the Wari regarded themselves, nature, and the divine realm. Many of the Wari's greatest artistic accomplishments are realized in small, portable items—such as a Bag with Human Head—which could be transported across the Andean region, spreading the Wari culture to diverse and distant communities. It is through these images that we are able to gain access into the values and beliefs that shaped Wari society and contributed to its imperial expansion.
The exhibition is organized in four thematic sections. The Gift of Food and Drink presents vessels reconstructed from a three-ton buried deposit of deliberately shattered ceramics that may represent an offering of wares used in official feasts. Such feasts were lavish affairs with food and chicha (native corn beer) and apparently were a major element of Wari statecraft. They allowed Wari hosts to build prestige, assert authority, and indebt guests, since, then as now, gifts of any kind are rarely free. Wari feasts may have capitalized on the Andean belief that the world exists due to the interaction of two forces harmonized through the mutual dependence that reciprocity creates.
Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes is only the second exhibition in the world to be devoted to the arts of the Wari Empire, and the first of its kind in North America. Bringing together objects from public and private collections all over the world, including several objects that have never been seen outside the countries in which they now reside, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience an extraordinary civilization in great depth and detail.
This exhibition is organized by the Cleveland Museum of Art. It has been made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor. It is supported in part by the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
George T. M. Shackelford, Senior Deputy Director of the Kimbell Art Museum interviewed by Rebeca Nesselrode.
The Kimble Art Museum https://www.kimbellart.org
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- published: 06 Jul 2013
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the wari culture.
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wari
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les huari
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Les Huari furent de grands bâtisseurs : ils implantèrent des centres administratifs dans plusieurs de leurs provinces ; ils développèrent un système de culture ...
Les Huari furent de grands bâtisseurs : ils implantèrent des centres administratifs dans plusieurs de leurs provinces ; ils développèrent un système de culture en terrasses pour augmenter la productivité de l'agriculture dans les régions montagneuses ; ils structurèrent également leur royaume grâce à de nombreuses routes que les Incas intègreront plus tard à leur système de communication.
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Les Huari furent de grands bâtisseurs : ils implantèrent des centres administratifs dans plusieurs de leurs provinces ; ils développèrent un système de culture en terrasses pour augmenter la productivité de l'agriculture dans les régions montagneuses ; ils structurèrent également leur royaume grâce à de nombreuses routes que les Incas intègreront plus tard à leur système de communication.
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Proyecto Arqueologico Huari Ancash-Peru'History overview 1
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Chavin culture in Ancash Region Part1
Chavin culture in Ancash Region Part1
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GRUPO HUARI - CHAN CHAN (CENTRO CULTURAL GUILLERMO BARNEY MATERÓN 2014)
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Compositor: Compay Segundo
Video grabado en el Centro Cultural Guillermo Barney Materón - Palmira Valle 2014
Edición: Steven Chiquito Sánchez
Arreglos: Grupo Hu...
Compositor: Compay Segundo
Video grabado en el Centro Cultural Guillermo Barney Materón - Palmira Valle 2014
Edición: Steven Chiquito Sánchez
Arreglos: Grupo Huari
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PERU: HUMAN BONES DATING BACK TO PRE INCA PERIOD FOUND
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Human bones and skulls believed to belong to Indians of the Huari culture have been found in Peru.
The remains, buried in military ground 45 ...
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Human bones and skulls believed to belong to Indians of the Huari culture have been found in Peru.
The remains, buried in military ground 45 kilometres north of the capital Lima, are thought to date back to the pre-Inca period.
The discovery initially prompted rumours of common grave sites until forensic experts found Inca pottery on the site.
The remains of fifteen adults and one child were unearthed by forensic experts on military ground near the Peruvian capital Lima on Tuesday.
Police and military authorities were alerted after members of the 'El Arenal' community discovered a skull.
The human remains were wrapped in paper sacks and taken away for investigation.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are going to analyse the remains with the forensic and archeological experts of the morgue in Lima. This work will determine the origin of the remains."
SUPER CAPTION: Daniel Lican Gordillo, District Attorney
Initially, it was thought the bodies were those of victims of political violence in Peru.
But after examining the remains, archaeologists and forensic specialists now believe they are from a pre-Inca period.
Ceramics and textiles dating from the 9th and 10th centuries were also found on the bodies.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We have confirmed the archeological condition of the remains. They were attached to textiles and personal possessions. We are near an area named necropolis de Ancon, which is 46 kilometres along the panamericana north highway. The strange thing is that the remains were found by the 'El Arenal' (community), but everything shows that they were moved after they found them. They are not 'in situ'."
SUPER CAPTION: Ana Maria Herrera, Peruvian National Institute of Culture
Authorities believe the remains were removed from the original tomb by bricklayers who were working at a nearby school.
It is hoped that further investigation will determine the exact age of the remains
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Human bones and skulls believed to belong to Indians of the Huari culture have been found in Peru.
The remains, buried in military ground 45 kilometres north of the capital Lima, are thought to date back to the pre-Inca period.
The discovery initially prompted rumours of common grave sites until forensic experts found Inca pottery on the site.
The remains of fifteen adults and one child were unearthed by forensic experts on military ground near the Peruvian capital Lima on Tuesday.
Police and military authorities were alerted after members of the 'El Arenal' community discovered a skull.
The human remains were wrapped in paper sacks and taken away for investigation.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We are going to analyse the remains with the forensic and archeological experts of the morgue in Lima. This work will determine the origin of the remains."
SUPER CAPTION: Daniel Lican Gordillo, District Attorney
Initially, it was thought the bodies were those of victims of political violence in Peru.
But after examining the remains, archaeologists and forensic specialists now believe they are from a pre-Inca period.
Ceramics and textiles dating from the 9th and 10th centuries were also found on the bodies.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
"We have confirmed the archeological condition of the remains. They were attached to textiles and personal possessions. We are near an area named necropolis de Ancon, which is 46 kilometres along the panamericana north highway. The strange thing is that the remains were found by the 'El Arenal' (community), but everything shows that they were moved after they found them. They are not 'in situ'."
SUPER CAPTION: Ana Maria Herrera, Peruvian National Institute of Culture
Authorities believe the remains were removed from the original tomb by bricklayers who were working at a nearby school.
It is hoped that further investigation will determine the exact age of the remains
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/6ff4bd539ea428aa41a6f3d08f9dc79b
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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NAZCA - PERU
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NAZCA , is a city with many tourist attractions to offer.
CAHUACHI PYRAMIDS, in Peru , was a ceremonial center of the Nazca culture that had its heyday between...
NAZCA , is a city with many tourist attractions to offer.
CAHUACHI PYRAMIDS, in Peru , was a ceremonial center of the Nazca culture that had its heyday between year 1 and 500, and was located in the valley of Nazca river , 28 km from the city of the same name and near Nazca Lines . Its name means place where viewers live.
AQUEDUCTS CANTALLOC . about 2000 years ago , in pre Columbian times , the inhabitants of Nazca developed a system of underground aqueducts to irrigate the dry parts of the valley that had no surface water.
CHAUCHILLA CEMETERY, It is a necropolis of pre-Inca times . Some sources relate to the ancient Huari culture and others with the Nazca culture that flourished in the area between the century II A.C. TO the century IX OF OUR TIME. In the cemetery you can see remnants of ancient civilization as well as (fragments of ceramics, textiles).
NAZCA LINES, are old geoglifos1 found in the Pampas de Jumana in the Nazca Desert , between the towns of Nazca and Palpa (Peru). They were drawn by the Nazca culture and are composed of several hundred figures ranging from designs as simple as lines to complex shapes.
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NAZCA , is a city with many tourist attractions to offer.
CAHUACHI PYRAMIDS, in Peru , was a ceremonial center of the Nazca culture that had its heyday between year 1 and 500, and was located in the valley of Nazca river , 28 km from the city of the same name and near Nazca Lines . Its name means place where viewers live.
AQUEDUCTS CANTALLOC . about 2000 years ago , in pre Columbian times , the inhabitants of Nazca developed a system of underground aqueducts to irrigate the dry parts of the valley that had no surface water.
CHAUCHILLA CEMETERY, It is a necropolis of pre-Inca times . Some sources relate to the ancient Huari culture and others with the Nazca culture that flourished in the area between the century II A.C. TO the century IX OF OUR TIME. In the cemetery you can see remnants of ancient civilization as well as (fragments of ceramics, textiles).
NAZCA LINES, are old geoglifos1 found in the Pampas de Jumana in the Nazca Desert , between the towns of Nazca and Palpa (Peru). They were drawn by the Nazca culture and are composed of several hundred figures ranging from designs as simple as lines to complex shapes.
FREE INFORMACION: mctouroperador@outlook.com +51930560352 - +51945492536
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Alcalde Distrital de Quinua Huamanga Reginaldo García Huamán
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Lima Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho y en especial el distrito de la Quinu...
Lima Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho y en especial el distrito de la Quinua es símbolo y cuna de la libertad peruana y americana, y es preciso en ese orden de ideas que el legislador José Urquizo Maggia (PN) y el alcalde de la Municipalidad Distrital de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, entre otras autoridades de la Región Ayacucho, coincidieron en destacar el Aniversario del Día del Artesano Peruano, realizando el lanzamiento en el Congreso de la República de esta fecha especial que coincide con la semana santa en Ayacucho.
En su discurso la autoridad edil de Quinua, Reginaldo García Huamán, indicó que como todos los 19 de marzo de cada año se conmemora en nuestro país el día del artesano, fecha que tiene como objetivo reconocer a quienes se dedican a esta encomiable labor artística y que son reconocidos como constructores de identidad y tradiciones.
Los artesanos son reconocidos como los genios que mantienen el arte y la cultura tradicional de cada región del mundo, ellos trabajan con sus manos creando diferentes obras las cuales son prolijas y siempre son distintas entre sí, señaló.
En otro momento, Reginaldo García Huamán, sostuvo que Ayacucho tiene fama internacional por sus manifestaciones artísticas, la riqueza y la calidad de la artesanía ayacuchana se expresa en sus diversas manifestaciones; por ello han hecho que sean considerados como capital del arte popular y de la artesanía del Perú.
Del mismo modo en la artesanía ayacuchana se conjugan técnicas de tradiciones precolombinas con aportes hispánicos y la permanente creatividad de los pobladores de la región, sus expresiones más conocidas son: los retablos, sus tallas en piedra de huamanga, la textilería, los trabajos de platería filigrana y en especial la alfarería de quinua descendientes de la gran cultura Huari y cuna de los alfareros del Perú, dijo.
Finalmente la máxima autoridad edil de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, ha sido considerado unos de los mejores alcaldes que han logrado un marcado éxito en las inversiones de presupuestos por resultados en su municipalidad, dicho reconocimiento ha sido dado por el Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas (MEF) en el manejo del presupuesto público que se le asignan para la inversión del mismo en el logro y mejora de la calidad de vida de sus ciudadanos.
Fuente: Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe
English translation
Quinoa-Huamanga Municipality, with its craftsmen in Congress
Lima Peru News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho and especially the district of Quinoa is a symbol and cradle of Peruvian and American liberty, and must be in that order ideas that the legislator José Antonio Urquizo (PN) and the mayor of the District Municipality of Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, among other authorities of the Ayacucho region, both highlighted the anniversary of the Peruvian Artisan, making the launch the Congress of this special date that coincides with holy week in Ayacucho.
In his speech the mayor of Quinua authority, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that like every March 19 of each year is celebrated in our country on the artisan, a date that aims to recognize who this commendable artistic work they do and which they are recognized as builders identity and traditions.
Artisans are recognized as geniuses who keep traditional art and culture of each region of the world, they work with their hands creating different works which are neat and are always distinct from one another, he said.
At another point, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that Ayacucho is internationally known for its art, wealth and quality of craftsmanship ayacuchana expressed in its various manifestations; therefore they have to be considered as the capital of folk art and craft of Peru.
Similarly in the Ayacucho craft techniques of pre-Columbian traditions are combined with Hispanic contributions and ongoing creativity of the people of the region, its best known expressions are: altarpieces, its stone carvings of Huamanga, the textiles, the work of silversmiths especially filigree and pottery quinoa descendants of the great Huari culture and cradle of Peru potters said.
Finally the maximum mayor authority Quinoa-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, has been considered one of the best mayors who have achieved marked success in investment budgets results in your municipality, such recognition has been given by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) in the management of the public budget is allocated for investment at the achievement and improving the quality of life of its citizens.
Source: Peruvian News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe
wn.com/Alcalde Distrital De Quinua Huamanga Reginaldo García Huamán
Lima Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho y en especial el distrito de la Quinua es símbolo y cuna de la libertad peruana y americana, y es preciso en ese orden de ideas que el legislador José Urquizo Maggia (PN) y el alcalde de la Municipalidad Distrital de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, entre otras autoridades de la Región Ayacucho, coincidieron en destacar el Aniversario del Día del Artesano Peruano, realizando el lanzamiento en el Congreso de la República de esta fecha especial que coincide con la semana santa en Ayacucho.
En su discurso la autoridad edil de Quinua, Reginaldo García Huamán, indicó que como todos los 19 de marzo de cada año se conmemora en nuestro país el día del artesano, fecha que tiene como objetivo reconocer a quienes se dedican a esta encomiable labor artística y que son reconocidos como constructores de identidad y tradiciones.
Los artesanos son reconocidos como los genios que mantienen el arte y la cultura tradicional de cada región del mundo, ellos trabajan con sus manos creando diferentes obras las cuales son prolijas y siempre son distintas entre sí, señaló.
En otro momento, Reginaldo García Huamán, sostuvo que Ayacucho tiene fama internacional por sus manifestaciones artísticas, la riqueza y la calidad de la artesanía ayacuchana se expresa en sus diversas manifestaciones; por ello han hecho que sean considerados como capital del arte popular y de la artesanía del Perú.
Del mismo modo en la artesanía ayacuchana se conjugan técnicas de tradiciones precolombinas con aportes hispánicos y la permanente creatividad de los pobladores de la región, sus expresiones más conocidas son: los retablos, sus tallas en piedra de huamanga, la textilería, los trabajos de platería filigrana y en especial la alfarería de quinua descendientes de la gran cultura Huari y cuna de los alfareros del Perú, dijo.
Finalmente la máxima autoridad edil de Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo García Huamán, ha sido considerado unos de los mejores alcaldes que han logrado un marcado éxito en las inversiones de presupuestos por resultados en su municipalidad, dicho reconocimiento ha sido dado por el Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas (MEF) en el manejo del presupuesto público que se le asignan para la inversión del mismo en el logro y mejora de la calidad de vida de sus ciudadanos.
Fuente: Agencia Peruana de Noticias PRENSAPERU.PE “Una Voz a las Naciones” www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe
English translation
Quinoa-Huamanga Municipality, with its craftsmen in Congress
Lima Peru News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe Ayacucho and especially the district of Quinoa is a symbol and cradle of Peruvian and American liberty, and must be in that order ideas that the legislator José Antonio Urquizo (PN) and the mayor of the District Municipality of Quinua-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, among other authorities of the Ayacucho region, both highlighted the anniversary of the Peruvian Artisan, making the launch the Congress of this special date that coincides with holy week in Ayacucho.
In his speech the mayor of Quinua authority, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that like every March 19 of each year is celebrated in our country on the artisan, a date that aims to recognize who this commendable artistic work they do and which they are recognized as builders identity and traditions.
Artisans are recognized as geniuses who keep traditional art and culture of each region of the world, they work with their hands creating different works which are neat and are always distinct from one another, he said.
At another point, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman said that Ayacucho is internationally known for its art, wealth and quality of craftsmanship ayacuchana expressed in its various manifestations; therefore they have to be considered as the capital of folk art and craft of Peru.
Similarly in the Ayacucho craft techniques of pre-Columbian traditions are combined with Hispanic contributions and ongoing creativity of the people of the region, its best known expressions are: altarpieces, its stone carvings of Huamanga, the textiles, the work of silversmiths especially filigree and pottery quinoa descendants of the great Huari culture and cradle of Peru potters said.
Finally the maximum mayor authority Quinoa-Huamanga, Reginaldo Garcia Huaman, has been considered one of the best mayors who have achieved marked success in investment budgets results in your municipality, such recognition has been given by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) in the management of the public budget is allocated for investment at the achievement and improving the quality of life of its citizens.
Source: Peruvian News Agency PRENSAPERU.PE "A Voice to the Nations" www.prensaperu.pe Twitter: @prensaperupe
- published: 11 Mar 2016
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Recuerdos De Huari Belen | Musica Andina
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Los precursores del Inca (documental completo)
Anteriores al poderoso imperio incaico, diversas culturas desarrollaron su ciencia, su arte y sus costumbres hasta grados sorprendentes para luego ser relegadas al olvido, engullidas por el paso de los siglos y el esplendor de los pueblos que les sucedieron. De la mano de las investigaciones arqueológicas más recientes realizaremos un viaje en el tiempo y en la historia para mostrar los misterios de estas brillantes civilizaciones. Así, se visitarán los centros ceremoniales de la cultura de Tiahuanaco -desarrollada en el siglo VI de nuestra era en la región del altiplano- cuyas enigmáticas esculturas y formas constructivas desconciertan a arqueólogos y especialistas. Hoy día los chamanes utilizan sus observatorios místicos en ritos que rinden culto al sol mediante la quema de amuletos. ... -
ALHDA 5 : Bolivie
Voici notre première vidéo en Bolivie : le carnaval, la route, quelques infos sur la culture du quinoa, et les plats préférés des enfants de l´école de Huari ! -
The precursors of the Inca (full documentary)
Past the mighty Inca empire, various cultures developed their science , art and customs to astonishing degrees before being relegated to oblivion, swallowed by the passage of centuries and the splendor of the peoples who succeeded them. In the hands of most recent archaeological research will travel through time and history to show the mysteries of these brilliant civilizations. So, will visit the ceremonial centers of Tiahuanaco culture developed in the sixth century AD in the region of the plateau, whose enigmatic sculptures and constructive forms baffle archaeologists and specialists. Today observatories shamans use their mystical rites who worship the sun by burning charms. In the Peruvian coast, dominated by arid dunes and stifling atmosphere, find hundreds of canals built by the Ch... -
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The Andes and the Inka by Christopher Carter
[PUBLIC LECTURE 2014] When the Spanish arrived in South America in the 16th century, the Inka controlled an empire with a capital in the Peruvian Andes, extending through much of the Andes, from what is now Colombia in the north to Chile in the south. Their’s was a spectacular culture with amazing monumental architecture, fine ceramics and textiles as well as gold and silver. However, the Inka, as a significant cultural entity, were only around for a few centuries before the arrival of the Spanish. Their culture was built on the developments that had taken place over thousands of years by those who preceded them. This brief introductory talk will provide an overview of the Andean region and its cultural development to introduce such cultural groups as the Chavin, Nazca, Paracas, Moche, W... -
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TEMPLO DE CHAVIN A 28 AÑOS DE HABER SIDO DECLARADO PATRIMONIO CULTURAL
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[Cantonese] Peru world heritage Chavín de Huantar 祕魯世界遺產 查文德万塔尔
[http://www.world-heritage-site.com/] Chavin (Archaeological Site) :: The archaeological site of Chavin gave its name to the culture that developed between 1500 and 300 B.C. in this high valley of the Peruvian Andes. This former place of worship is one of the earliest and best-known pre-Columbian sites. Its appearance is striking, with the complex of terraces and squares, surrounded by structures of dressed stone, and the mainly zoomorphic ornamentation. -
In the Company of Scholars Lecture Series: "Circa 1000"
Valerie Hansen, Mary Miller, and Anders Winroth discuss the world in the year 1000, when the different regions of the world participated in complex networks. Archaeological excavations reveal that the Vikings reached L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada, at roughly the same time that the Kitan people defeated China's Song dynasty and established a powerful empire stretching across the grasslands of Eurasia. Viking chieftains donned Chinese silks while Chinese princesses treasured Baltic amber among their jewelry. In what is now the American Southwest, the people of Chaco Canyon feasted on tropical chocolate, while the lords of Chichen Itza wore New Mexican turquoise—yet never knew the Huari lords of the central Andes. Islamic armies conquered territory in western China (modern Xinjiang). -
Ethiopian (Axum) Discovery of South America
In this video we examine the evidence that Ethiopians from Axum discovered South America. This evidence include writing , religion and cultural features. Find out more about Blacks in the Americas by purchasing the book African Empires in Ancient America, by Dr. Clyde Winters Createspace e-Store https://www.createspace.com/4231048 And Atlantis in Mexico, also by Dr. Clyde Winters . You can order the book at Createspace e-Store https://www.createspace.com/4246750
Los precursores del Inca (documental completo)
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- Duration: 52:12
- Updated: 27 Sep 2013
- views: 101734
Anteriores al poderoso imperio incaico, diversas culturas desarrollaron su ciencia, su arte y sus costumbres hasta grados sorprendentes para luego ser relegadas...
Anteriores al poderoso imperio incaico, diversas culturas desarrollaron su ciencia, su arte y sus costumbres hasta grados sorprendentes para luego ser relegadas al olvido, engullidas por el paso de los siglos y el esplendor de los pueblos que les sucedieron. De la mano de las investigaciones arqueológicas más recientes realizaremos un viaje en el tiempo y en la historia para mostrar los misterios de estas brillantes civilizaciones.
Así, se visitarán los centros ceremoniales de la cultura de Tiahuanaco -desarrollada en el siglo VI de nuestra era en la región del altiplano- cuyas enigmáticas esculturas y formas constructivas desconciertan a arqueólogos y especialistas. Hoy día los chamanes utilizan sus observatorios místicos en ritos que rinden culto al sol mediante la quema de amuletos.
En la costa peruana, dominada por áridas dunas y una atmósfera asfixiante, encontraremos cientos de canales construidos por la cultura Chimú para sostener sus regadíos. Los chimúes formaron una compleja civilización de cuyo apogeo fue testigo la ciudad de Chan-Chan. Este asentamiento, levantado con tierras arcillosas en el siglo XI, fue la urbe más poblada del planeta en su época, pues alcanzó los 100.000 habitantes. Mediante la observación de los hallazgos arqueológicos, las piezas de cerámica y las de orfebrería, descubriremos los lazos que aún hoy unen esta cutura con el Perú actual, como es el uso de los "caballitos de totora", pequeñas embarcaciones que, parecidas a las tablas de surf, los pobladores de la zona costera todavía usan para pescar.
Al profundizar en los vestigios de la cultura Moche encontraremos evidencias de sacrificios humanos, relieves policromados que esconden en sus muros seres humanos emparedados y conoceremos sus complejas técnicas de momificación.
Las huacas o yacimientos arqueológicos se cuentan por millares, pero, por desgracia, son saqueadas por los huaqueros, a quienes acompañaremos, amparados por la noche, en una de sus excavaciones clandestinas. El fruto de su expolio es vendido a los comerciantes de arte precolombino y a los chamanes, quienes utilizan los fetiches en ceremoniales religiosos en los que es habitual la ingesta de mescalina en un preparado al que denominan "San Pedro".
Cuando sobrevolamos la Pampa del Ingenio se nos revelan las líneas y dibujos que permanecen labrados en el suelo. Son de una escasa inmensa y marcan la caída del sol constiyendo el mayor libro astronómico del mundo.
Finalmente, no podremos dejar de visitar el yacimiento más importante de América en los últimos tiempos: la tumba del señor de Sipán, de la que Walter Alba, arqueólogo que dirige la excavación, nos hablará extensamente.
wn.com/Los Precursores Del Inca (Documental Completo)
Anteriores al poderoso imperio incaico, diversas culturas desarrollaron su ciencia, su arte y sus costumbres hasta grados sorprendentes para luego ser relegadas al olvido, engullidas por el paso de los siglos y el esplendor de los pueblos que les sucedieron. De la mano de las investigaciones arqueológicas más recientes realizaremos un viaje en el tiempo y en la historia para mostrar los misterios de estas brillantes civilizaciones.
Así, se visitarán los centros ceremoniales de la cultura de Tiahuanaco -desarrollada en el siglo VI de nuestra era en la región del altiplano- cuyas enigmáticas esculturas y formas constructivas desconciertan a arqueólogos y especialistas. Hoy día los chamanes utilizan sus observatorios místicos en ritos que rinden culto al sol mediante la quema de amuletos.
En la costa peruana, dominada por áridas dunas y una atmósfera asfixiante, encontraremos cientos de canales construidos por la cultura Chimú para sostener sus regadíos. Los chimúes formaron una compleja civilización de cuyo apogeo fue testigo la ciudad de Chan-Chan. Este asentamiento, levantado con tierras arcillosas en el siglo XI, fue la urbe más poblada del planeta en su época, pues alcanzó los 100.000 habitantes. Mediante la observación de los hallazgos arqueológicos, las piezas de cerámica y las de orfebrería, descubriremos los lazos que aún hoy unen esta cutura con el Perú actual, como es el uso de los "caballitos de totora", pequeñas embarcaciones que, parecidas a las tablas de surf, los pobladores de la zona costera todavía usan para pescar.
Al profundizar en los vestigios de la cultura Moche encontraremos evidencias de sacrificios humanos, relieves policromados que esconden en sus muros seres humanos emparedados y conoceremos sus complejas técnicas de momificación.
Las huacas o yacimientos arqueológicos se cuentan por millares, pero, por desgracia, son saqueadas por los huaqueros, a quienes acompañaremos, amparados por la noche, en una de sus excavaciones clandestinas. El fruto de su expolio es vendido a los comerciantes de arte precolombino y a los chamanes, quienes utilizan los fetiches en ceremoniales religiosos en los que es habitual la ingesta de mescalina en un preparado al que denominan "San Pedro".
Cuando sobrevolamos la Pampa del Ingenio se nos revelan las líneas y dibujos que permanecen labrados en el suelo. Son de una escasa inmensa y marcan la caída del sol constiyendo el mayor libro astronómico del mundo.
Finalmente, no podremos dejar de visitar el yacimiento más importante de América en los últimos tiempos: la tumba del señor de Sipán, de la que Walter Alba, arqueólogo que dirige la excavación, nos hablará extensamente.
- published: 27 Sep 2013
- views: 101734
ALHDA 5 : Bolivie
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- Duration: 28:32
- Updated: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 56
Voici notre première vidéo en Bolivie : le carnaval, la route, quelques infos sur la culture du quinoa, et les plats préférés des enfants de l´école de Huari !
Voici notre première vidéo en Bolivie : le carnaval, la route, quelques infos sur la culture du quinoa, et les plats préférés des enfants de l´école de Huari !
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Voici notre première vidéo en Bolivie : le carnaval, la route, quelques infos sur la culture du quinoa, et les plats préférés des enfants de l´école de Huari !
- published: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 56
The precursors of the Inca (full documentary)
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- Duration: 52:09
- Updated: 08 Oct 2013
- views: 180103
Past the mighty Inca empire, various cultures developed their science , art and customs to astonishing degrees before being relegated to oblivion, swallowed by ...
Past the mighty Inca empire, various cultures developed their science , art and customs to astonishing degrees before being relegated to oblivion, swallowed by the passage of centuries and the splendor of the peoples who succeeded them. In the hands of most recent archaeological research will travel through time and history to show the mysteries of these brilliant civilizations.
So, will visit the ceremonial centers of Tiahuanaco culture developed in the sixth century AD in the region of the plateau, whose enigmatic sculptures and constructive forms baffle archaeologists and specialists. Today observatories shamans use their mystical rites who worship the sun by burning charms.
In the Peruvian coast, dominated by arid dunes and stifling atmosphere, find hundreds of canals built by the Chimu culture to sustain its irrigation. The Chimu civilization formed a complex witness whose heyday was the city of Chan-Chan. This settlement, built with clay soils in the eleventh century , was the most populated city in the world at the time, it reached 100,000. By observing archaeological finds, pieces of pottery and jewelery, discover the ties that still bind this cutura with the Peru Current , as is the use of " reed horses ", small boats, like those surfboards, the residents of the coastal area still use for fishing.
By delving into the remnants of the Moche find evidence of human sacrifice, polychrome reliefs on its walls hiding humans know its complex sandwiches and mummification techniques.
The Temples or archaeological sites in the thousands, but, unfortunately, are plundered by looters, who accompany, covered at night, in one of his clandestine excavations. The fruits of their plunder is sold pre-Columbian art dealers and shamans, who use fetishes in religious ceremonies in which usual intake mescaline in a preparation which they call "San Pedro ".
When we flew over the Pampa del Ingenio are revealed and lines drawings that remain carved in the floor. They are a little overwhelming and mark sundown constituting the world's largest astronomical book.
Finally, we can not miss the most important site of America in recent times: the tomb of the Lord of Sipan, which Walter Alba, archaeologist who directed the excavation, will talk extensively.
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Past the mighty Inca empire, various cultures developed their science , art and customs to astonishing degrees before being relegated to oblivion, swallowed by the passage of centuries and the splendor of the peoples who succeeded them. In the hands of most recent archaeological research will travel through time and history to show the mysteries of these brilliant civilizations.
So, will visit the ceremonial centers of Tiahuanaco culture developed in the sixth century AD in the region of the plateau, whose enigmatic sculptures and constructive forms baffle archaeologists and specialists. Today observatories shamans use their mystical rites who worship the sun by burning charms.
In the Peruvian coast, dominated by arid dunes and stifling atmosphere, find hundreds of canals built by the Chimu culture to sustain its irrigation. The Chimu civilization formed a complex witness whose heyday was the city of Chan-Chan. This settlement, built with clay soils in the eleventh century , was the most populated city in the world at the time, it reached 100,000. By observing archaeological finds, pieces of pottery and jewelery, discover the ties that still bind this cutura with the Peru Current , as is the use of " reed horses ", small boats, like those surfboards, the residents of the coastal area still use for fishing.
By delving into the remnants of the Moche find evidence of human sacrifice, polychrome reliefs on its walls hiding humans know its complex sandwiches and mummification techniques.
The Temples or archaeological sites in the thousands, but, unfortunately, are plundered by looters, who accompany, covered at night, in one of his clandestine excavations. The fruits of their plunder is sold pre-Columbian art dealers and shamans, who use fetishes in religious ceremonies in which usual intake mescaline in a preparation which they call "San Pedro ".
When we flew over the Pampa del Ingenio are revealed and lines drawings that remain carved in the floor. They are a little overwhelming and mark sundown constituting the world's largest astronomical book.
Finally, we can not miss the most important site of America in recent times: the tomb of the Lord of Sipan, which Walter Alba, archaeologist who directed the excavation, will talk extensively.
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE here for more amazing docs!: goo.gl/vNINO4
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- published: 08 Oct 2013
- views: 180103
huaraz-huari-huaytuna-acchas
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- Duration: 36:11
- Updated: 21 Oct 2015
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The Andes and the Inka by Christopher Carter
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- Duration: 78:07
- Updated: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 48
[PUBLIC LECTURE 2014]
When the Spanish arrived in South America in the 16th century, the Inka controlled an empire with a capital in the Peruvian Andes, extendi...
[PUBLIC LECTURE 2014]
When the Spanish arrived in South America in the 16th century, the Inka controlled an empire with a capital in the Peruvian Andes, extending through much of the Andes, from what is now Colombia in the north to Chile in the south. Their’s was a spectacular culture with amazing monumental architecture, fine ceramics and textiles as well as gold and silver.
However, the Inka, as a significant cultural entity, were only around for a few centuries before the arrival of the Spanish. Their culture was built on the developments that had taken place over thousands of years by those who preceded them.
This brief introductory talk will provide an overview of the Andean region and its cultural development to introduce such cultural groups as the Chavin, Nazca, Paracas, Moche, Wari, Tiwanaku and Chimu - collectively the ancestors of the Inka
Speaker:
Chris is an archaeological consultant and PhD candidate at the ANU. His current research is a study of the prehistoric economy of coastal Northern Chile. He has been a regular presenter of courses at the ANU CCE and University of Sydney CCE in recent years. In his 'spare' time he leads archaeology study tours to Central and South America, Spain, Ireland, SE Asia, Morocco and Turkey as well as within Australia.
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[PUBLIC LECTURE 2014]
When the Spanish arrived in South America in the 16th century, the Inka controlled an empire with a capital in the Peruvian Andes, extending through much of the Andes, from what is now Colombia in the north to Chile in the south. Their’s was a spectacular culture with amazing monumental architecture, fine ceramics and textiles as well as gold and silver.
However, the Inka, as a significant cultural entity, were only around for a few centuries before the arrival of the Spanish. Their culture was built on the developments that had taken place over thousands of years by those who preceded them.
This brief introductory talk will provide an overview of the Andean region and its cultural development to introduce such cultural groups as the Chavin, Nazca, Paracas, Moche, Wari, Tiwanaku and Chimu - collectively the ancestors of the Inka
Speaker:
Chris is an archaeological consultant and PhD candidate at the ANU. His current research is a study of the prehistoric economy of coastal Northern Chile. He has been a regular presenter of courses at the ANU CCE and University of Sydney CCE in recent years. In his 'spare' time he leads archaeology study tours to Central and South America, Spain, Ireland, SE Asia, Morocco and Turkey as well as within Australia.
- published: 23 Nov 2015
- views: 48
Népal : culture en terrasse
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- Duration: 39:58
- Updated: 16 Jul 2012
- views: 700
14 novembre 2007
Rushes du film « Home » :survol de flancs de montagne aménagés en terrasse dans la région de Pokhara. Images d'archive INA
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14 novembre 2007
Rushes du film « Home » :survol de flancs de montagne aménagés en terrasse dans la région de Pokhara. Images d'archive INA
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14 novembre 2007
Rushes du film « Home » :survol de flancs de montagne aménagés en terrasse dans la région de Pokhara. Images d'archive INA
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- published: 16 Jul 2012
- views: 700
TEMPLO DE CHAVIN A 28 AÑOS DE HABER SIDO DECLARADO PATRIMONIO CULTURAL
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- Duration: 26:37
- Updated: 08 Dec 2013
- views: 263
- published: 08 Dec 2013
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[Cantonese] Peru world heritage Chavín de Huantar 祕魯世界遺產 查文德万塔尔
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- Duration: 22:32
- Updated: 16 Jan 2014
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[http://www.world-heritage-site.com/] Chavin (Archaeological Site) :: The archaeological site of Chavin gave its name to the culture that developed between 1500...
[http://www.world-heritage-site.com/] Chavin (Archaeological Site) :: The archaeological site of Chavin gave its name to the culture that developed between 1500 and 300 B.C. in this high valley of the Peruvian Andes. This former place of worship is one of the earliest and best-known pre-Columbian sites. Its appearance is striking, with the complex of terraces and squares, surrounded by structures of dressed stone, and the mainly zoomorphic ornamentation.
wn.com/Cantonese Peru World Heritage Chavín De Huantar 祕魯世界遺產 查文德万塔尔
[http://www.world-heritage-site.com/] Chavin (Archaeological Site) :: The archaeological site of Chavin gave its name to the culture that developed between 1500 and 300 B.C. in this high valley of the Peruvian Andes. This former place of worship is one of the earliest and best-known pre-Columbian sites. Its appearance is striking, with the complex of terraces and squares, surrounded by structures of dressed stone, and the mainly zoomorphic ornamentation.
- published: 16 Jan 2014
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In the Company of Scholars Lecture Series: "Circa 1000"
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- Duration: 58:34
- Updated: 13 Jan 2015
- views: 841
Valerie Hansen, Mary Miller, and Anders Winroth discuss the world in the year 1000, when the different regions of the world participated in complex networks. Ar...
Valerie Hansen, Mary Miller, and Anders Winroth discuss the world in the year 1000, when the different regions of the world participated in complex networks. Archaeological excavations reveal that the Vikings reached L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada, at roughly the same time
that the Kitan people defeated China's Song dynasty and established a powerful empire stretching across the grasslands of Eurasia. Viking
chieftains donned Chinese silks while Chinese princesses treasured
Baltic amber among their jewelry. In what is now the American Southwest, the people of Chaco Canyon feasted on tropical chocolate, while the lords of Chichen Itza wore New Mexican turquoise—yet never knew the Huari lords of the central Andes. Islamic armies conquered territory in western China (modern Xinjiang).
wn.com/In The Company Of Scholars Lecture Series Circa 1000
Valerie Hansen, Mary Miller, and Anders Winroth discuss the world in the year 1000, when the different regions of the world participated in complex networks. Archaeological excavations reveal that the Vikings reached L'Anse aux Meadows, Canada, at roughly the same time
that the Kitan people defeated China's Song dynasty and established a powerful empire stretching across the grasslands of Eurasia. Viking
chieftains donned Chinese silks while Chinese princesses treasured
Baltic amber among their jewelry. In what is now the American Southwest, the people of Chaco Canyon feasted on tropical chocolate, while the lords of Chichen Itza wore New Mexican turquoise—yet never knew the Huari lords of the central Andes. Islamic armies conquered territory in western China (modern Xinjiang).
- published: 13 Jan 2015
- views: 841
Ethiopian (Axum) Discovery of South America
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- Duration: 25:26
- Updated: 05 Nov 2012
- views: 43674
In this video we examine the evidence that Ethiopians from Axum discovered South America. This evidence include writing , religion and cultural features.
Find...
In this video we examine the evidence that Ethiopians from Axum discovered South America. This evidence include writing , religion and cultural features.
Find out more about Blacks in the Americas by purchasing the book African Empires in Ancient America, by Dr. Clyde Winters Createspace e-Store https://www.createspace.com/4231048
And Atlantis in Mexico, also by Dr. Clyde Winters . You can order the book at Createspace e-Store https://www.createspace.com/4246750
wn.com/Ethiopian (Axum) Discovery Of South America
In this video we examine the evidence that Ethiopians from Axum discovered South America. This evidence include writing , religion and cultural features.
Find out more about Blacks in the Americas by purchasing the book African Empires in Ancient America, by Dr. Clyde Winters Createspace e-Store https://www.createspace.com/4231048
And Atlantis in Mexico, also by Dr. Clyde Winters . You can order the book at Createspace e-Store https://www.createspace.com/4246750
- published: 05 Nov 2012
- views: 43674
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Pre-Inca Wari Culture: Deserts And Dreadlocks
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WARI Lords of the Ancient Andes - The Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas - Unravel Travel TV
The Wari civilization formed in the wake of a late-sixth-century drought that ravaged the ...
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les huari
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Proyecto Arqueologico Huari Ancash-Peru'History overview 1
Chavin culture in Ancash Region Part1
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GRUPO HUARI - CHAN CHAN (CENTRO CULTURAL GUILLERMO BARNEY MATERÓN 2014)
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GRUPO HUARI - CHAN CHAN (CENTRO CULTURAL GUILLERMO BARNEY MATERÓN 2014)
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PERU: HUMAN BONES DATING BACK TO PRE INCA PERIOD FOUND
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NAZCA - PERU
NAZCA , is a city with many tourist attractions to offer.
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Alcalde Distrital de Quinua Huamanga Reginaldo García Huamán
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Recuerdos De Huari Belen | Musica Andina
Song by Ayopayamanta performing title Recuerdos De Huari Belen (Music of Andes)
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Los precursores del Inca (documental completo)
Anteriores al poderoso imperio incaico, diversas culturas desarrollaron su ciencia, su art...
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ALHDA 5 : Bolivie
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The precursors of the Inca (full documentary)
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viaje a huaraz huari huaytuna acchas a la tierra donde nació y creció mi madre.
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The Andes and the Inka by Christopher Carter
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Népal : culture en terrasse
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TEMPLO DE CHAVIN A 28 AÑOS DE HABER SIDO DECLARADO PATRIMONIO CULTURAL
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[Cantonese] Peru world heritage Chavín de Huantar 祕魯世界遺產 查文德万塔尔
[http://www.world-heritage-site.com/] Chavin (Archaeological Site) :: The archaeological s...
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[Cantonese] Peru world heritage Chavín de Huantar 祕魯世界遺產 查文德万塔尔
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In the Company of Scholars Lecture Series: "Circa 1000"
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Ethiopian (Axum) Discovery of South America
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Over 100 nude women pose against Donald Trump in Cleveland
Edit The Times of India 18 Jul 2016
CLEVELAND. More than a hundred women stripped and posed naked with mirrors in Cleveland, answering a photographer's call to blend art with politics and portray Donald Trump as unfit for the White House ... "He is a loser," photographer Spencer Tunick told AFP after the sunrise shoot in which 130 women took part. One hundred of them will be featured in the picture to be unveiled shortly before the November 8 election ... RELATED....
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MPs Overwhelmingly Back Renewal of UK's Trident Nuclear Weapons System
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Jul 2016
MPs, by an overwhelming 472 to 117 vote, backed the renewal of the UK’s Trident nuclear weapons system in Parliament, BBC News reported Monday.The vote approves the construction of four replacement submarines at an estimated cost of £31bn ... "Nuclear weapons are here, they are not going to disappear," he said. "It is the role of government to make sure we can defend ourselves against them."....
photo: AP / Yasin Bulbul
U.S. Ambassador To Turkey John Bass Categorically Denies US Role In Failed Coup
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Jul 2016
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey John Bass admonished Turkish President Recep Erdogan for suggesting the United States is harboring a terrorist he claims is responsible for last Friday’s failed military coup, ABC News reported Monday. "Some news reports – and, unfortunately, some public figures – have speculated that the United States in some way supported the coup attempt....
photo: AP / J. Scott Applewhite
Republican Leaders Turn Aside Dissent From Anti-Trump Forces As Convention Opens
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Jul 2016
Despite dissent from anti-Donald Trump forces, Republican Party leaders approved rules for the convention and rejected a demand for a state-by-state roll call vote Monday, all but sealing Trump’s fate as the party standard-bearer this fall, The Associated Press reported.With hundreds of socially conservative delegates opposed to nominating the New York real estate mogul, presiding officer, Arkansas GOP Rep....
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President Erdogan: Ready to reinstate the death penalty
Edit Al Jazeera 19 Jul 2016
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he's ready to reinstate the death penalty if the Turkish people demand it and parliament approves the necessary legislation. Erdogan spoke early Tuesday to hundreds of supporters outside his Istanbul residence who were chanting for Turkey to restore capital punishment following the failed coup ... Parliament is expected to meet on Wednesday to discuss the issue ... Turkey ... Source ... ....
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Film exploring Wiradjuri culture a finalist in NSW awards (Charles Sturt University)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Jul 2016
The Premier's Multicultural Media Awards showcase the outstanding work of media professionals who connect people to their culture, identity and language ... Mr O'Sullivan's research investigates how creative professionals may best engage in collaborative, culture-centred, Elder led projects ... 'I have studied European and Eastern philosophies and cultures that have taken me all around the world, but I don't know anything like Yindyamarra....
Korean envoy proud of his Tamil 'links'
Edit The Times of India 19 Jul 2016
Although a possibility of the two cultures sharing a common origin has been disputed due to a lack of genetic and anthropological links Kim, who will soon give a presentation on the topic during the Madras Week celebration, asserts that Asians in general share a lot of values and are indeed genetically related ... Not just words, the two cultures share a lot of cultural and traditional practices too....
San José Hosts “The Swings – An Exercise in Musical Cooperation” August 4 – October 2, 2016 (City of San Jose, CA)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Jul 2016
Office of Cultural Affairs. Kerry Adams-Hapner, Director of Cultural Affairs Office of Economic Development ... "We're delighted to be the only West Coast appearance of this amazing piece of interactive art," said Kerry Adams-Hapner, Director of Cultural Affairs for the City of San José ... About the San José Office of Cultural Affairs....
Culture club
Edit Indian Express 19 Jul 2016
In a laudable attempt to reach out to the last village, the ministry of culture has gathered over 1 crore biodatas of writers, artists and performers from all over the country. But the idea of grading these emissaries of Indian culture to festivals overseas into the categories of Outstanding, Promising and Waiting isn’t very promising ... Unless, of course, it wants to turn culture into a propaganda machine....
Images Dawn
Edit Dawn 19 Jul 2016
Karachi University will establish a Japanese language and cultural institute on it campus while its students and faculty members will visit Japanese universities under a collaborative programme ... A Japanese language and cultural centre will help students to learn a great language and get familiarize with a fascinating and multifaceted culture,” he said....
Colombia’s Vallenato music band performs in Hanoi (Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Jul 2016
Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam) The Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations and the Colombian Embassy in Vietnam jointly organised a music exchange in Hanoi on July 18 with the participation of visiting well-known Colombian accordion player Álvaro Meza and a Vallennato band ... Vallennato is one of key pillars forming the cultural character of Colombia's Caribbean region....
Grading artistes restrictive: Litterateurs, painters fume
Edit Indian Express 19 Jul 2016
The Union culture ministry’s move to grade artistes as ‘outstanding’, ‘promising’ and ‘waiting’ has not gone down well with the litterateur and fine arts community here ... The culture ministry has graded 185 artists into three categories—O (outstanding), P (promising) and W (waiting) under a pilot project ... The aim is to create a comprehensive profile of cultural personalities and rank them according to popularity, age and experience....
Hungry tide: Majuli struggles for survival
Edit The Times of India 19 Jul 2016
The rising waters of the Brahmaputra are posing a serious threat to Majuli island - the seat of Vaishnavite culture. The situation turned critical on Monday with unabated erosion threatening to wipe out the river island, the hub of Assam Vaishnavite culture where many of the satras (monasteries) are located ... The Bengenati satra is a repository of many antiques of cultural importance....
News from Indiewire Television
Edit IMDb 19 Jul 2016
‘Star Trek’ Wants to Regulate Fan Culture, But It’s Not Going to Be Easy. As of September 8, “Star Trek” will have officially been a part of American pop culture for 50 years, and it has one of the most robust and passionate ......
Victoria launches Asia-Pacific music studio (Victoria University of Wellington)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Jul 2016
NZSM ethnomusicology lecturer Dr Brian Diettrich says the room immerses students in the culture, language, and customs of music of the Asia-Pacific region ... We want this model between music and culture to work with the new Chinese instruments, too.' ... 'Victoria has a proud history of facilitating cross cultural collaboration through music, especially within the Asia-Pacific region....
Call to start mini-theatres
Edit The Hindu 19 Jul 2016
... into public spaces of arts and culture ... The meeting welcomed the government’s decision to start cultural centres in all districts....
UM kicks off 30th Portuguese summer course (Macau Special Administrative Region Government)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Jul 2016
She added that the course will give students an opportunity to work together as a team, to understand world languages and cultures form many different perspective, and to improve their Portuguese language knowledge and skills and apply the skills creatively in real life ... The purpose of the Portuguese Language Summer Course is to promote the knowledge of the Portuguese language and culture....
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