Examples of using Pre-hispanic in English and their translations into Russian
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Tiwanaku was a capital of a powerful pre-Hispanic empire.
Atole: pre-hispanic, sweetish drink made from corn.
Virtually nothing is known of Escalante during the pre-Hispanic era.
The state was home to a number of pre-Hispanic cultures as part of Western Mexico.
In the pre-Hispanic era, this area was inhabited by the Seri, Tepoca, and Pima peoples.
The Aymara culture, also known as Putina,was the most important and influential pre-Hispanic culture in the region.
A pre-Hispanic stone quarry is located within 1 km and at the height of 100 meters as compared to the walls of the fortress.
Casa del Sótano is within a 5-minute walk of the Rufino Tamayo Pre-Hispanic Art Museum and Santo Domingo de Guzman Church.
It was initially used for portraits of the wealthy(because of its high cost), andfor shooting landscapes and pre-Hispanic ruins.
This has some similarities to pre-Hispanic stone and wood carving, allowing elements of indigenous art tradition to survive.
These ancient societiesincluded the Mochica(or Moche) who laid the foundation of pre-Hispanic civilization more than 1,500 years ago.
Other 19th-century buildings incorporating pre-Hispanic decorative motifs include the monument to Benito Juarez in Paseo Juarez, Oaxaca 1889.
Nicolas Perez thanks the Virgin of Guadalupe with this retablo because he successfully performs pre-hispanic dances in Teotihuacan.
The pre-Hispanic period extends from the early migrations, which reached Central America about 20,000 years ago, to the Spanish Conquest.
This beautiful Mexican-style hotel is located close to 4 pre-Hispanic pyramids and is just 50 metres from Izamal's main square.
In order to preserve traditions and customs, an archive of folk and other dances has been created as part of the"Pre-Hispanic Footsteps" project.
Nicaragua's history can be divided into three main periods: the pre-Hispanic period, the period of the Conquest and colonialism, and the independent and modern period.
Afterwards you will visit the Museum of Anthropology andArchaeology which archives the biggest collection of pre-hispanic art objects.
The book indicates the chocolate beverage was discovered by the pre-Hispanic indigenous, who used it in their rituals and exclusively by their nobility and their priests.
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.
In Latin America, for example, some indigenous communities have, since pre-Hispanic times, attained and maintained sustainability in the administration of justice, health and healing, and in the educational system.
At the beginning of the 20th century, Luis Zalazar enthusiastically encouraged architects to create a national style of architecture based on the study of pre-Hispanic ruins.
In his report, Carlos Mamani Condori, a Permanent Forum member,highlights the fact that, since pre-Hispanic times, indigenous peoples have revered the land and worshipped it as Mother Earth.
The programme incorporated the"geographical regions" concept, taking into account the fact that Guatemala was a multicultural and multi-ethnic country,thanks to its rich pre-Hispanic heritage.
With regard to the recovery andrestitution of heritage, the representative of Mexico stated that much of the heritage of the pre-Hispanic period was scattered throughout the world and that it would be difficult to recover this material.
Both the preceding Moche and Wari cultures feature a single dominant male figure, and the upturned eyes characteristic of the Sicán Deity are common to the art andiconography of other Pre-Hispanic societies.
In the later pre-Hispanic period, the area was populated by the Otomi, who had become sedentary urban dwellers with sophisticated politics by the time of the Aztec Empire, who referred to them as the Tlacetilli Otomi or"Otomi Nation/State.
Elsewhere in the world, fermented beverages have been found dating from 6000 BC in Georgia, 3150 BC in ancient Egypt,3000 BC in Babylon, 2000 BC in pre-Hispanic Mexico, and 1500 BC in Sudan.
Traditional agricultural knowledge and know-how, including pre-Hispanic hydraulic systems, formed part of Peru's strategy for addressing the problems of climate change, water scarcity and agricultural vulnerability.
The discovery of the archaeological site of Joya de Cerén in 1979 opened up new perspectives for the understanding of the groups which inhabited the periphery of the area of Meso-American culture in the classical pre-Hispanic period.