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  1. #Muisca (also called the Chibcha) were a pre-Columbian culture and colonial communities of the Altiplano Cundiboyacense before the Spanish colonization of the Americas, whose customs lasted up the beginning of the 19th century and

  2. #Muisca (also called the Chibcha) were a pre-Columbian culture and colonial communities of the Altiplano Cundiboyacense before the Spanish colonization of the Americas, whose customs lasted up the beginning of the 19th century and

  3. I spent the bulk of the long weekend reading about what we know of the Muisca calendar system. Here's what I figured out.

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    #Muisca #Calendars

  4. Patrice De Caro revisite l'art précolombien à #Maureillas.

    Il a vécu 15 ans en #Colombie, a voyagé sur le site de #SanAgustín et a finalement interprété graphiquement statues et bijoux des cultures #Tolima, #Muisca ou #Quimbaya.

    Il donne une vision moderne de leur art à partir de monolithes issus du site archéologique mais aussi à partir de pièces du musée de l'or de #Bogotá.

    Ses affiches numériques et dessins sont une sacrée réussite et j'ai tout découvert en aidant à l'accrochage : top !

  5. Viernes 7 de junio: lanzamiento de la canción *Ab Ty* (Canto del Maíz), primer sencillo del EP *Ty Myhyká* (Cuatro cantos), de la agrupación Ubasuka.

    #Folkmetal #Metalancestral #metallatinoamericano #muisca #lanzamiento #EP #VIDEOLIRIC

  6. The earliest #Roman calendar is traditionally said to have been invented by King #Romulus himself. Like many ancient #calendars, it attempted to reconcile the movements of the #sun and the #moon. However, while the #Mesopotamians, #Indians, #Chinese, and #Muisca had long since worked out systems of adding extra months while the #Egyptians, #Iranians, #Mesoamericans, and #Quechua decided to disregard and moon and just use the sun, the early Romans did a little work and then threwe up their hands.

  7. The earliest #Roman calendar is traditionally said to have been invented by King #Romulus himself. Like many ancient #calendars, it attempted to reconcile the movements of the #sun and the #moon. However, while the #Mesopotamians, #Indians, #Chinese, and #Muisca had long since worked out systems of adding extra months while the #Egyptians, #Iranians, #Mesoamericans, and #Quechua decided to disregard and moon and just use the sun, the early Romans did a little work and then threwe up their hands.