Tairona
Tairona The Tairona were a precolombian civilization in the region ... growth around in the 11th century. The Tairona people formed one of the two principal ... area today are direct descendants of the Tairona. Knowledge sources about the precolombian Tairona civilization are limited to archaeological findings ...
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Kogi   (translated from German)
... TaironaIndians settles. In the year 1600 the Tairona was finally defeated by the Spanish troops ... Kogi states, to descend directly from the Tairona, a faith, for the some indication speaks ...
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Valledupar
... named Upar leader of the Tupe indians (Tairona culture). The region was conquered by Spanish ... Three groups of amerindians, part of the Tairona culture, are based along this region inside ...
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Colombia   (translated from Italian)
... Several preColumbian civilizations of Colombia: the civilization tairona: characterized from the levigata stone instruments (Mountain ... Nariño, Cauca High, Quinbaya, Sinù, Chibcha and Tairona. To the age of the Spanish conquest ...
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Would list Latin American Indian trunks   (translated from German)
... Suruí (Aikewara) Suruí (Paíter) Suyá T Tacana Tairona Tanharim Tapayuna Tapeba Tapiete Tapirapé Tapuia Tariano ...
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Indigene American languages   (translated from German)
... Auca, Huaorani) Sechura (Atalan, Second) Salumã (Brazil) Tairona (Colombia) Tarairiú (Brazil: Rio reason of DO ...
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Tumbaga   (translated from German)
... peoples that worked Muisca (see Eldorado ), those Tairona and those Sinu. There were two techniques ...
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Amerindian languages   (translated from French)
... sabela (Ecuador, Peru) salumã (Brazil) will sechura tairona (Colombia) tarairiú (Brazil: Rio Large C Norte ...
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Languages by geographical area   (translated from French)
... runa (†) sabela salumã will sechura sumo tairona tarairiú taushiro tequiraca (†) teribe ticuna totoró ...
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Guacharaca
... created by native American indians from the Tairona culture in the region of la Sierra ...
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