Diaguita
Diaguita The Diaguita, also called Diaguita-Calchaquí, are a group of South American indigenous peoples. The Diaguita culture developed between the 8th and 16th ... and Coquimbo regions of northern Chile. History Diaguita tribes were sometimes confederated, and sometimes ...
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Diaguita   (translated from German)
Diaguita In the north of Chile settled the ...
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Diaguita   (translated from Spanish)
Diaguita Diaguitas: denomination runa sini or kechua - disclosed ... were uprooted or deported when concluding the Diaguita War (or, Calchaquí War), some parcialidades were ... Tucumán ). Table of contents Culture Pazioca or Diaguita Although their origins differ from the towns ... to the arrival of the Spaniards,el diaguita territory or pazioca was divided in headquarters ... has been indicated, the culture pazioca or "diaguita" properly corresponds with the called archaeological ...
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Talk:Diaguita
Talk:Diaguita Changes Several changes were made to the ... how to clean them up. For instance, Diaguita were unique in lack of castes, men ...
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Quillota   (translated from Spanish)
... Aconcagua received in valley influence of Culture Diaguita, with his technical potters and work agricultural, giving form to Complex Cultural Aconcagua-Diaguita-Incaico, because in century XV, the invasion ... Mestization, between the Aconcagua Culture, the influence Diaguita and Incaica and the Culture of the ...
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Río Copiapó   (translated from German)
... History Already in before-Spanish time the Diaguita in the Copiapó valley lived. 40 km ...
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Santa María del Yocavil   (translated from German)
... La Ventanita, a mountain, on that the Diaguita a window-like building established, its meaning ...
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Quilmes (people)   (translated from German)
... people) The trunk that Quilmes, to that Diaguita Calchaquíes belonged, lived up to the Kolonisation ...
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Copiapó   (translated from German)
... Already in before-Spanish time those lived Diaguita in the Copiapó valley. 40 km southeast ...
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Santiago del Estero (province)   (translated from German)
... The original inhabitants of this region, those Diaguita and other trunks, lived in villages and ...
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