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Thursday, August 5, 2004

Spirit In The Wind

  

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Pueblo Cultural Center

7/27/2004


Some Anasazi created new towns -- much smaller -- as riverside pueblos. Others went to Hopi and Zuni towns in present Arizona and New Mexico, merging with the populations of those nations, whose cultural growth they strongly influenced. Visit the present day Pueblo Cultural Center where there is some info on most of the 19 Pueblos (tribes) of the area.  

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The Waiwai of Guyana

8/4/2004


amazon.gif (57890 bytes)The Waiwai of Guyana, an Indian people who live in the rainforest, convert forest products into festive ornaments. The tall orange-red feather is from a macaw tail. The red and yellow feathers that encirclethe headband are from toucans. The Waiwai decorate themselves and their implements with red paint derived from seeds of the achiote plant. South American Cultures Hall, National Museum of Natural History.

native cultures in North America, Meso America and South America

8/4/2004


New World Cultures

New World Cultures

North America      Meso America          South America

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