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Category: Anthropology

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Rock Art and Archaeological Record Reveal Man’s Complex Relationship with Amazonian Animals

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Archaeologists in the Colombian Amazon uncovered rock art revealing the intricate relationship between early settlers and animals. Dating back to 10,500 BC, the art portrays various animal species and human-animal transformations, shedding light on indigenous Amazonians’ rich mythology. This research offers insights into ancient indigenous life and adds nuance to our understanding of Amazonian culture.

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The Art of the Sombrero Vueltiao: Preserving Zenú Heritage

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In the heart of Colombia, a traditional hat known as the Sombrero Vueltiao stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Zenú indigenous tribe. This iconic symbol of Colombian identity is not just a piece of attire but a masterpiece of craftsmanship, woven with the stories and traditions of the Zenú people. In our latest video, we delve into the world … Read More The Art of the Sombrero Vueltiao: Preserving Zenú Heritage

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Celebrating Tradition: Corpus Christi in Atánquez, Colombia

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In the heart of Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta lies the vibrant village of Atánquez, where the traditional celebration of Corpus Christi is a sight to behold. This religious festival, deeply rooted in the community’s cultural heritage, showcases a blend of Catholic and indigenous customs. Every year, the streets of Atánquez come alive with colorful processions, featuring elaborate costumes and masks. The air … Read More Celebrating Tradition: Corpus Christi in Atánquez, Colombia

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Explore CHIRIBIQUETE NATIONAL PARK

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⏱00:00–02:49 Vistas aéreas de CHIRIBIQUETE ⏱02:49–03:19 Introducción Entrevista con el Antropólogo y Arqueólogo CARLOS CASTAÑO ⏱03:19–04:31 Encuentro del ARQUEOLOGO Carlos Castaño con el JAGUAR ⏱04:31–08:09 ¿QUÉ es Chiribiquete? ¿DÓNDE se encuentra Chiribiquete? ¿Y qué importancia tiene Chiribiquete para Colombia y para el mundo? ⏱08:09–09:32 ¿Qué es significa la palabra TEPUI? ⏱09:32–15:46 ¿Cómo se DESCUBRIÓ Chiribiquete? Carlos Castaño explica cómo descubrió Chiribiquete. ⏱15:46–21:53 ¿Cómo fue … Read More Explore CHIRIBIQUETE NATIONAL PARK

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🎥 Qué es la MUERTE para los WAYUU 👀 La GUAJIRA . Colombia ( Pueblo WAYUU )

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Explicación detallada sobre qué es la muerte para los Wayuu en La Guajira. Curiosidades y secretos sobre las ceremonias y rituales ancestrales.

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¡Qué Chimba, La Chamba!

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Let’s see how La Chamba is created, where it comes from and some different recipes you can make in it! By Alexx J. for The Adventures of Pili

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🎥 ¿Qué es un Palabrero Wayuu? | La Guajira . Episodio 5

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En este episodio hablamos con Jose Luis Pushaina, indígena Wayuu y experto en la cultura y las tradiciones de éste pueblo. Nos explica la jerarquía y organización del pueblo wayuu, y nos aclara quienes son los palabreros, nombrados Patrimonio Cultural e Inmaterial de la UNESCO. ► Descubre Colombia: http://www.colombiaphotoexpeditions.com

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🎥 ¿Qué es un Piache Wayuu? | La Guajira . Episodio 4

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En este episodio hablamos con Jose Luis Pushaina, indígena Wayuu y experto en la cultura y las tradiciones de éste pueblo. Nos explica qué es un Piache, o curandero Wayuu. ► Descubre Colombia: http://www.colombiaphotoexpeditions.com

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Campaña Trueque: Emprendimiento Indígena

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El pueblo indígena kankuamo, es uno de los cuatros pueblos de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, ubicado al norte de Colombia, cerca de la ciudad de Valledupar. Tiene una población general de 26.000 habitantes y comprende 12 comunidades (Guatapurí; Chemesquemena, Atanquez, Las Flores, Mojao, Haticos, Rancho Goya, Ramalito, La Mina, Rioseco y Murillo). La población Kankuama ha sufrido múltiples afectaciones a sus formas … Read More Campaña Trueque: Emprendimiento Indígena

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Corpus Christi in Atanquez 🎥 Colombia: Kankuamo Territory | Episode1

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In this episode, we explore the celebration of the Corpus Christi in Atanquez, located within the Kankuamo Territory in the Departamento del Cesar in Colombia. This celebration is critical for the community and its history, since it intermingles the still strong Catholic heritage and the distant past of the indigenous community, despite the criticism that some Christian Kankuamo do to the Roman Catholic tradition. … Read More Corpus Christi in Atanquez 🎥 Colombia: Kankuamo Territory | Episode1

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Do They Really Eat Fat-Bottomed Ants?

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You may have heard of this Colombian delicacy, specifically from the Santander region. But if not, be prepared to be an expert. First and foremost, what ARE hormigas culonas? The direct translation means fat-bottomed ant. Yep, ants! Fun facts: -These small creatures live mainly in the Barichara, Bucaramanga & San Gil areas -These female ants leave their hill only once a year to go … Read More Do They Really Eat Fat-Bottomed Ants?

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Have You Ever wondered about the Origins of La Salsa Caleña?

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Learn about the history and origins of La Salsa Caleña in this Spanish interview with Benhur Lozada. Sound was recorded by visual anthropologist and photographer Kike Calvo. If you happen to use the content of this interview as research for a blog post or an article, please do credit us. I invite you to listen to the interview, but also to check our suggested … Read More Have You Ever wondered about the Origins of La Salsa Caleña?

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