Examples of using Pre-hispanic in English and their translations into German
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The Choro pre-Hispanic road- La Paz.
Parts in metal of cultures pre-Hispanic.
Pre-Hispanic as harrows, suspension bridges, paredes de piedra y tambos prehispánicos.
Amazing pyramids& Rich pre-hispanic history.
Stroll through pre-Hispanic highland villages, such as Putre(3,500m/11,483ft) and Parinacota 4,329m/14,203ft.
We can see a multitude of pre-Hispanic caves.
La entrada The Choro pre-Hispanic road- La Paz aparece primero en Bolivia is tourism.
In this museum students find the world's largest collection of pre-Hispanic gold artifacts.
Kak'ik, or turkey soup, is a dish of pre-Hispanic origin that you must try when you visit Guatemala.
In San Juan Chamula, close to San Cristobal,you will see rituals that go back to the"heathen" pre-Hispanic times.
In the afternoon we will experience a Temazcal(pre-Hispanic sweat lodge) with a local ceremonial master.
The Reed is an aquatic plant that grows on the shores of Lake Titicaca andis used in the manufacture of boats since pre-Hispanic times.
The private collection of pre-hispanic artifacts of the Mexican painter is exhibited according to his guidelines.
Tulum is a Mayan fortress and probably the most beautiful pre-Hispanic archaeological site in Mexico.
His works examine the role that pre-Hispanic and postcolonial arts and crafts play in the construction of cultural identity.
This production combines artistic expression from all over the world with pre-Hispanic folklore and Canarian popular music.
Originally these celebrations go back to pre-hispanic times and were celebrated at the beginning of August, honoring Mictecacihuatl, the goddess of death.
Stickney thus starts with an opening chapter on their common Pre-Hispanic and Hispanic(numismatic) past;
Since pre-Hispanic times Chichicastenango has been one of the largest trading centres in the Maya area and so it attracts vendors from all over Guatemala.
For travelers who want a glimpse of Mexico's fascinating pre-Hispanic cultural riches, Tulum itself is home to 13th-century ruins.
Its origin lies in pre-Hispanic times, While the crosses with other breeds after the conquest have contributed to the development of the Garafiano Pastor.
Discover Chichen Itza and Uxmal, two of the most important archaeological pre-Hispanic cities in Maya history, on this 2-day tour.
Here we will admire the most extensive pre-Hispanic structure of all America, the"man-made hill" Tlachihualtépetl which we will explore through a tunnel.
The film tells the story of the mystical Wixarika People also known as the Huicholes,one of the last living pre-Hispanic cultures in Latin America.
Called the Kingdom of Quito in the Pre-Hispanic period, buildings in this ancient city were made of carved stone and sun-dried brick.
A virtuoso remix of blues and boleros, jazz traditionals and opera, gospel and hip-hop,Corridos and Cumbias, pre-Hispanic instruments and ancient Indian myths and melodies.
It is a greatplace to find out more about Mexico's colourful, pre-Hispanic history and features different antique items from that era.
After this we will pay a visit to the Brûning Museum,which contains valuable archaeological collections of the pre-Hispanic Cultures of Moche, Lambayeque or Sicán, ChimÃo and Inca.
In the heart of the HuascoValley you will be amazed by the remains of pre-hispanic cultures that attest to the existence of Inca settlements in the territory.
It preserves over 10 thousandobjects including ceramic items from different pre-Hispanic cultures and mummies from Huánuco and Paracas civilizations.