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by mark336 4y ago
I love Chinese movies, but this sounds like a GEICO commercial
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by mark336 5y ago
Its not too unfathomable. Indigenous people are around today and they pass on lore to their youth the same way. Also looks like they use paint to make drawings. Probably recorded some of their history too.
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by mark336 5y ago
My site is http://www.yuyaykuna6.com/ . I am interested in the language Quecua, and programming. I am working on several projects. Theres two that I want to mention , one, is a message-board-like site Qhipu, like Reddit, b
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by mark336 5y ago
I have been working on a Message Board Social Network. For now its called Qhipu http://yuyaykuna.com/gigabots/db It is like a User Forum, but you can use it to store data like todo lists or notes. Since Message Board
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by mark336 5y ago
I am a Peruvian Native. I think his designs are ok. They seem to be based on the Caporales dancer costumes and the typical Native garmets. If they have to be based on the traditional the buildings should be based on traditional architec
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by mark336 5y ago
Yeah there is no simple answer for some of the monoliths. I have often wondered if they had a technique perhaps using vibrational energy to cut the rocks. Maybe they managed to find a vibrational frequency maybe by rubbing the rock with
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by mark336 5y ago
I am Peruvian. I wonder if the Incas built there buildings with irregular rocks only to prevent resonance or because it was too difficult to carve rocks of the same size...
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by mark336 5y ago
As a person who is Native from S. America and knows about Native-American issues: I second this, YES they benefit. Don't know many tribes that wouldn't accept such an offer.
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by mark336 5y ago
Its cool meeting you btw
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by mark336 5y ago
Hey photojosh. I don't see your email. I think email is only for admins, can put in the about though. :)
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by mark336 5y ago
I am a Peruvian interested in Incan culture. I think its way interesting that they think that because Machu Picchu was built 20 years earlier, that Pachacuti, who is thought to have built Machu Picchu was conquering tribes much earlier.