In its final week at the Bowers Museum in southern California is Sacred Gold: Pre-Hispanic Art of Colombia, an exhibition highlighting a dazzling array of gold artifacts from the renowned Museo del Oro in Bogotá, Colombia. The impressive assemblage includes over 200 figures and ornaments full of expression and inventiveness inspired by the natural environment and by supernatural visions. A selection of ceramic tomb figures and stone tools accompany the exhibition. View the exhibition's official website. Information and images courtesy of the Bowers Museum
This is a handout for students for a PowerPoint project. In a small group or with a partner, students will create a Google Slide or PowerPoint presentation on one of the American Pre-Colombian Civilizations. I have a table with questions for the student to answer on their slides. I tell the students that each box represents at least 1 slide for the presentation. This works well to help them organize it. They also see how much each slide is worth for points (you can edit the point range). Civilizations: Olmecs, Mayans, Inca, Aztec, Anasazi, Mound Builders & Mississippians, Iroquois League, and Inuit, Chavin, and Moche. Multiple Editable Formats: I have it in multiple formats so you can utilize a version that works for your classroom (PDF, Microsoft Word, & Google Docs). The link to Google Versions is in the key section on the Microsoft Doc & PDF version. Perfect for distance learning. Follow Learning the Social Sciences on TpT www.learningthesocialsciences.com
This shirt is part of the capsule we designed in creative partnership with our friends at Agua Mágica. It imagines the outfit of a modern day 'mayordomo' - an honored role in Oaxaca dating back to the early 16th century. The mayordomo is bestowed with a great responsibility: to keep the mezcal flowing and the festivities alive. Salud! Make it the ideal sipping set with matching shorts and bucket hat. Organic Cotton Terry Cloth (230 gsm) DETAILS This is our very first dark cabana, a grey color evoking the embers in which the agave is cooked and the nights enriched by sipping mezcal. 🇲🇽 Original artwork by Miguel Cardenas depicting a pre-Colombian figure collecting agave straight from the source. 🇲🇽 Bamboo buttons. 🇲🇽 Edge stitching as a nod to the embroidery craft for which Oaxaca is famous. 🇲🇽 Custom interior collaboration label with live edge. 🇲🇽 Made of lightweight organic terry cloth, this shirt is perfect for a breezy summer day and doubles as a towel in a pinch. SIZING Unisex Sizing Axa is 6' tall with a 31" waist and is wearing a size M. He is shown also wearing matching shorts in size S and bucket hat in size S/M. Zentyatze is 5' 7" (Bust 32" / Waist 28" / Hips 36") and is wearing a size XS. She is also shown wearing matching shorts in size XS. Marlén, who is 5' 7" ( Bust 32" / Waist 27" / Hips 35"), is also wearing a size M for an oversized look. Finally, Maestro Mezcalero Don Rogelio Juan is 5' 11" with a 34" waist and is wearing a size M. MORE ABOUT AGUA MÁGICA These days, it seems like Manhattan is an island afloat on a proverbial sea of mezcal with new brands popping up left and right almost daily. Here's why Agua Mágica stole our attention, our palettes, and our hearts.We first encountered Agua Mágica at their New York launch party and were taken by their vibrant celebration of Oaxacan culture through the lens of magical realism. Candles were ablaze everywhere (fire hazard be damned!), male Agua Mágica staff wore dresses in keeping with 'muxe' tradition, and neon Zapotec iconography flooded the space in an eerie green glow. When it came to sampling the goods, it was love at first copita - delicious in its smokey splendor!The story only got better when we were given the opportunity to peek behind the curtain. We admired how Agua Mágica's Mexican-founded team has built a real partnership with its Maestro Mezcalero, Don Rogelio. He is a true friend and drinking companion. He is paid premiums above the industry, in turn allowing him to pay higher wages to farmers, and reinvest in the palenque. Agua Magica also donates 5% of its yearly profits to fund mezcal certifications for other small producers to keep traditional production alive in the San Juan del Río.Finally, Agua Mágica is determined to redefine mezcal consumption as a measured exploration of taste and appreciation of artisanal knowledge - more akin to drinking wine than traditional spirits. Sipping the spirit neat and teaching the consumer to tune into its unique properties keeps mezcal from becoming an industrialized commodity and preserves the artisanal tradition of Oaxacans. Read more about Agua Magica and our visit to the Oaxacan palenque in our journal here.
Based in La Jolla, California, Greenpacha is profoundly rooted in values of sustainability, ethics and humanity. Since 2010, argentinian sisters Julieta and Florencia Gomez Gerbi, have been working to reformulate the fine pre-Colombian Ecuadorian tradition of straw hat weaving. Each hat is handwoven with natural fibers of the toquilla palm, by gentle hands of women weavers artisans who have been passed down their tradition for generations. A fusion of tradition and contemporary design through sustainable and ethical practices., the Greenpacha hats that are non-structured, easy to wear and travel with. - Wide rim (3.1"/ 8cms) with fringed edge - Designed in California, ethically handmade from 100% natural toquilla palm straw in Ecuador - Size range: S (55-56)
Not like the enchiladas you may first think of, Honduran enchiladas are made in the style of a tostada. Crispy corn tortillas, piled with meat, veggies, cheese, and eggs create this delicious street food.
Ecuador art can be unique, charming, diverse, and historical at the same time. Musicians, painters, weavers, potters, silversmiths, knitters and carvers share their work.
A unique and special emerald cross from the "Pre Colombino" era of art and jewelry in Colombia. Carefully handcrafted in solid 18k yellow gold, 6 round, spring green natural emeralds prong set. Surrounding the gemstones are hand-carved textures & lines added onto the holy pendant. Amazing attention to detail can be seen throughout this cross. Setting Style: Pre-Colombian Cross Setting Material: 18k Yellow Gold / 18 inch chain sold separately Gold Weight: 1.5 Grams Main Stone: Emerald Shape: Round Cut Approx Weight: 0.30-carats Color: Green Clarity: Very Good Luster: Very Good Treatments: Natural, Oiling This masterpiece is made to order and takes 3-10 business days to craft. If you have a special request for a custom created item please contact us at 1 800 840 6828. Follow Us On Instagram: Colombianemeralds
Our printed pillows are created with the newest eco-friendly technology to reflect the detail and uniqueness of archival textiles while being durable for modern living. Digitally printed onto our signature cotton/linen blend fabric. DETAILS: Front: Cotton/Linen Blend, Printed Back: 100% Natural Flax Linen Closure: Exposed zipper with a gold pull Made In: USA Oversized Feather/Down insert included Our fabrics are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified. This means that they have been tested and are free of over 100 harmful and environmentally damaging chemicals. Our fabrics are better for your skin and better for the environment.
This is a set of images based on the country of Colombia. The images in this set are: Andean Condor (national bird), arepa, bandjea paisa, barranquilla colombia cathedral, cattleya trianae (national flower of Colombia), Colombian kids in traditional clothing, flag, Colombian home, map outline of the country, word art sign, gem, medellin penol, pre Colombian megalithic statues, banner. 32 images (16 in color and the same 16 in B&W) These sets contain all of the images shown. Images saved at 300dpi in PNG files. For personal or commercial use. Click here for terms of use. This is a zip file. Before purchasing, please check that you are able to open zip files and ensure that your zip opening software is updated. Please ensure that you scroll all the way to the bottom of the folder to retrieve all available files. ©Educlips LLC 2019 Educlips on Facebook Educlips on Instagram Keywords : social studies, South America, Continents, the New World, languages, Caribbean Sea, Pacific Ocean, Latin America, Geography, History, Bogota, Christopher Columbus, Spanish Colonisation, Cauca River, Magdalena River, Santa Marta Mountains,
this is everywhere in colombia. symbol of power and strength. museo del oro bogotá, colombia
Based in La Jolla, California, Greenpacha is profoundly rooted in values of sustainability, ethics and humanity. Since 2010, argentinian sisters Julieta and Florencia Gomez Gerbi, have been working to reformulate the fine pre-Colombian Ecuadorian tradition of straw hat weaving. Each hat is handwoven with natural fibers of the toquilla palm, by gentle hands of women weavers artisans who have been passed down their tradition for generations. A fusion of tradition and contemporary design through sustainable and ethical practices., the Greenpacha hats that are non-structured, easy to wear and travel with. - Fedora straw hat - Designed in California, ethically handmade from 100% natural toquilla palm straw in Ecuador - Size range: S (55-56) - M (57-58)
Customize your space with our signature Pinstripe Frazada Fabric. Our fabric uses the newest eco-friendly technology to reflect the detail and uniqueness of archival textiles while having a durable surface and increased color fastness for modern living. Printed to order. DETAILS: Material: 51% Linen, 49% Cotton Handfeel: Smooth Weight: Upholstery Washable: Yes Rub Count: 15,000 Made In: USA DIMENSIONS: Printed Width: 54" W Pattern Size: 27" W x 15.5" V, Half Drop Repeat Fabric Direction: Up The Roll, Vertical Swatch Size: 15" x 7.5" Sold by the yard in continuous rolls, 3 yard minimum Dye lots may vary. As a result, there may be slight color variations between your swatch and the final product. All our fabrics are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified. This means that our fabrics have been tested and are free of over 100 harmful and environmentally damaging chemicals. Our fabrics are better for your skin and better for the environment. Download tear sheet here.
The largest Pre-Columbian city in South America, Chan Chan is an archaeological site in the Peruvian region of La Libertad, five km west of Trujillo. Chan Chan covers 20 km² and had a dense urban center of 6 km², and was constructed by the Chimor (the kingdom of the Chimú), a late intermediate period civilization...
The Best Beaches in Ecuador, a country known for its incredible biodiversity and stunning landscapes, is also home to some of South America's most pristine beaches. From the tranquil shores of Bahia de Caraquez to the vibrant energy of Montañita Beach, Ecuador offers a diverse range of coastal destinations that cater to all types of
El mundo espiritual del Ecuador precolombino cruzará el Atlántico para mostrar las costumbres, los valores y los conocimientos del chamanismo.
On the banks of Lake Pátzcuaro in Mexico, the stone ruins of Tzintzuntzan pay homage to the great capital of the pre-Columbian Purépecha civilization which existed from the 14th to the 16th century. What secrets are contained within the partially excavated rubble?
Not like the enchiladas you may first think of, Honduran enchiladas are made in the style of a tostada. Crispy corn tortillas, piled with meat, veggies, cheese, and eggs create this delicious street food.
12 Maya, Aztec and Inca Pictures to work on symmetry for Hispanic Heritage Month or a Pre-Colombian unit study. 3 levels of difficulty for differenciation. No prep, just print, copy and use! For the level 1 the drawing is complete and the student must color symmetrically. For the level 2 half of the drawing and part of the other half are done and the student must complete and color symmetrically. For the level 3 half of the drawing is done and the student must do the other half and color symmetrically. This product is different from other symmetry products. The drawings are my own and are made geometrically so that the symmetry work is a real precision work and locating on the grid. The drawings are more or less difficult. This activity is a great addition to any math center and is perfect for early finisher, substitutes or homework. Subscribe to my Newsletter to receive a FREE Cat Math Mystery Picture and other free products throughout the year! FOLLOW MY TPT STORE: As a follower you will learn about new products that are released, sales and discounts. Click on the “*Follow Me” by my Gentle Oddities logo to stay up to date! SAVE BY LEAVING FEEDBACK ON PURCHASES If you leave feedback on any of my products you can build up TPT credits that may be applied to future purchases. Just submit feedback when you purchase a product or go to My Purchases for a list of your purchases. Click on the Leave Feedback button and leave a rating. Then go to your TPT credits to learn how to redeem credits for purchases!
This dual-chambered hollow clay replica of a pre-Colombian Peruvian whistling vessel is fashioned in the form of a Sparrow. Sculpted by ethnomusicologist Jose Vitancio Humeres of Peru, it is a replica of an original design. "I think the sounds these instruments make were to create positive energy," says Vitancio Humeres. Constructed of two chambers, as well as a system of air ducts and aqueducts. The vessel is filled partially with water, and when held and tipped it pushes the air outward to create melodic sounds, depending on the size and number of whistle holes. The whistle on this piece is functional with a strong sound. Please note that due to the handmade nature the color may vary. Exquisitely hand made in Peru.
These South American corn flat bread turned into little sandwich pouches are delicious, naturally gluten free and so easy to make.
