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On October 2, 2009, Sarah's Latin American "In Concert" tour began at the Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez for the closing of the 5th Festival Internacional de Chihuahua, in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. #sarahbrightman#inconcert#mexico#latinamerica

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DREX Dinheiro é subjetividade necessita de um ato de Fé e Confiança DREX cidadão #LatinAmerica#Mercosul#TetraSolution#QuartoPoder#TempoDinheiro#IntegraçãoRegionalbrainlatamimages.com/blog/moneygo...

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Políticos são Corruptos e Ignorante #Prefeito#Vereador#LatinAmerica#Mercosul#TetraSolution#QuartoPoder#TempoDinheiro#IntegraçãoRegional#CBDCdeVarejo#Pertencimento#RendimentoPaís#DrexCidadão#BancoCentral#PolíticaMonetária#EstabilidadeFinanceira#Democraciabrainlatam.com/blog/moneygo...

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Um desejo de Princesa: Que a Hybe/BigHit começasse a processar quem está fora da Coreia!!!! Começando pelo bando de fdp aqui do Brasil!! Bora Hybe LatinAmerica… faça seu trabalho!!!

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About peruvian #ancient#dogs#Migrations#Archaeology#art#Peru#LatinAmerica#History You can find my books in the link in my bio

Think of a time when dogs were not only companions, but also spiritual guides and cultural symbols. This is the world of the ancient dogs of Peru. Peru. A place so far from Europe, so mysterious. Yet so important to the history of the dog and the human race. The first settlements date back to about 14,500 years ago (Huaca Prieta), the first dogs are about 4000 years old. Dogs were called Alcos in the Andes and Viringos on the coast. They were often represented in art, from cave paintings to vases of almost all ancient cultures, often depicted in everyday situations. A dog is present between the Nazca lines. These dogs were buried with great solemnity, to accompany and guide the spirit of the deceased in the afterlife. 1/3
Pre-Hispanic Peruvians generally did not eat dogs, with some exceptions, such as the Huanca culture, who did it for ceremonial purposes. The first naked dogs arrived in Peru about 2000 years ago. But Peru is not only this. Other dogs made history: the Chiribaya dog, a shepherd dog that led and guarded the flocks of Lamas, the small ‘Inca bulldog’ and a multitude of other dogs. When the Conquistadors arrived, they tried to erase every trace of local cultures, including dogs. Today we know of the damage done, of the almost total erasure of ancient DNA by integrating the genetics of European dogs into the genetics of those dogs. 2/3
And yet a spark remained: today, just as the Mexica, the Maya and other populations survived further north, so today in Peru the Incas, the Moche, the Chimu survive. And with their descendants, so their dogs have partly survived. The Perro sin pelo peruano, an almost protected national breed, in many dogs today we see the traits of the Inca and Chiribaya dogs. Somehow life went on, it survived, it fought. I am now writing about the ancient dogs of Peru in my new book MIGRATIONS, to be published at the end of the year. If, in the meantime, you happen to want to understand what I write about, there are always my already published books that talk about the origin and evolution of the dog. All in paperback and electronic format, in Italian and other languages: And dog decided to meet man; Origins - In search of ancient dog breeds; ROMA CANES MUNDI. I can't wait to share other fascinating stories with you. See you soon! 3/3
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