21. Ecuador And Its Archeology Answer south america, Ecuador, Cañar Province. and 8060 BC in the south Sierra(Coshbi to the European Neolithic. Famous for Ecuadorian archeology are the http://www.cuencanet.com/ingapirca/ecuadore.htm

HOME ECUADOR" AND HER ARCHEOLOGICAL-ETHNIC HERITAGE A. A PARADISE IN THE ANDES The Republic of Ecuador is located in the northwest corner of South America and is part of the Andes region. It is a coastal country, bordered by Colombia to the north, Peru to the east and south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Its total area is 256,370 square kilometers after the peace agreement of October 1998, and the final frontier line was established May 13, 1999 with its neighbor Peru. The majority of Ecuador's population is mixed (mestizo) and indigenous. According to a census of March 1, 2000, Ecuador has now a total of 12,646,095 inhabitants. The name of Ecuador was officially taken after its separation of La Gran Colombia in 1830, when it became an independent republic. The name is based on the fact that through it passes the equatorial line, first known by the studies made by the Frech Geodesic Mission in coordination with Ecuadorian scientists during the Real Audiencia of Quito. Ecuadorian geography is defined by the gigantic Andes mountains which manifest themselves north to south, dividing Ecuador into three physical parts. Each part has its own particular relief and geological characteristics. These regions are: the coast or Anteandina, the highlands or Interandina, and the Amazon or Trasandina. The different geography and geology allowed definite cultures to develop with very evident and curious manifestations such as the Costeño (from the coast) the Serrano (highlands or sierra) and the Oriental (from the Amazon to the east). To this we add a fourth, the 16,917 inhabitants of the Archipelago of the Galapagos which are some 1,000 kilometers (700 miles) from the continental coast.

22. The Educational Encyclopedia, Old And Lost Cultures south and central america Maya Inca - Aztec and Ancient Mesoamerica educationalresource on mesoamerican art, history, and archeology, ancient Mexico http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/education/anthropologysoutham.htm

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23. The Educational Encyclopedia, Archeology Fujairah petroglyphs illustrating the pantheon and battles of anteislamic populationsin this region. Isle of man archeology. Archaeology south america. http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/education/archaeology.htm

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25. Monte Verde Chile Archeology - A Solution To The Peopling Of The Americas into one of the most intractable mysteries in american archeology Just when considerthe possibility that the early americans landed first in south america. http://www.blavatsky.net/confirm/peb/peb1998/monte-verde-chile.htm

Monte Verde Chile Archeology Standard archeology feels impelled to declare that the first human inhabitants of the Americas came over the Bering Straits from Asia. Now recent finds at Monte Verde in Chile make that view tenuous. However, the new discoveries are quite consistent with the Theosophical view of history. On this subject, news that can cause a pitched battle among archeologists can be greeted as only so much more confirmation from the perspective of Theosophy. Details The problem of the origin of the first human inhabitants of the Americas has been a problem for archeologists. In the 1930's they discovered spear-points at Clovis in New Mexico, USA and concluded that the human inhabitants of the Americas came from Asia by crossing over the Bering Straits. Evidence accumulated that seemed to substantiate this view and it became the standard knowledge. Some alledgedly human remains were found in Monte Verde, quite far south in Chile. For two decades archeologists fought acrimonious debates on the authenticity of these new finds. One problem was they were much farther south than New Mexico and some 1,300 years older. This required a significant change in view. Now these finds have been "officially" sanctioned but the problem has suddenly become much worse. Distinctly human seeming remains have been found at the same site in Chile from some 20,000 earlier. In the newspaper article below is says: Should this prove true, it would revolutionize research into one of the most intractable mysteries in American archeology: Just when were the Americas first truly a New World, and how did people get here?

26. Coming To The New World from southern Canada to the southern tip of south america. the western coast of Northamerica, why are In observance of Texas archeology Awareness Month, the http://www.txarch.org/society/articles/newworld.html

About the Society About Archeology Kids Links ... Funding Coming to the New World Part 1 In observance of Texas Archeology Awareness Month, the articles for October will focus upon the importance of archeology in understanding the past. One of the most hotly debated topics in archeology is the debate over when and how human being first came to the Western Hemisphere. There are three main schools of thought on the subject and several others that have their supporters. THE BEARING STRAIT LAND BRIDGE The most prevalent idea is that during the glacial periods, sea levels fell thus enabling groups of prehistoric hunters, called the Clovis Culture, to cross over from Siberia. As the hunters followed the herds of mammoths and other big game animals across the grassy plains, they entered what is now Alaska. About 12,000 years ago, when the glaciers melted, ice-free corridors opened between the glaciers enabling the animals and the hunters of the animals access to North America. From Alaska the hunters spread south until all of North and South America had been occupied by human cultural groups, later given the general name of Indians. The idea accounts for the differences in groups of Indians by saying that, as the big game animals died out, the hunters settled in defined areas and developed their distinct differences out of the isolation.

27. South America > Peru - PlanetRider Travel Directory Pop Web site in new window Book Search south america Peru General Guides This Sectionson topics such as Ecology, Art Culture, archeology, Adventure, and http://www.planetrider.com/travel-guide.cfm/Destinations/South_America/Peru.htm

TRAVEL SEARCH Site Shortcuts Ten-Minute Vacations Skiing Worldwide Bargain Travel Road and Travel Maps Air Reservations Help South America Peru General Guides CATEGORY GUIDE: PERU General Guides Click on the link, or icon to open site in new window. BOOKS Book Search > South America Peru General Guides WEB SITES (rated and reviewed) Ratings Info Ease Key: 1 Balloon=Good 2 Balloons=Better 3 Balloons=Best Rumbos Online: Travel Peru Peru Explorer Peru has it all: rich cultural history, archeological heritage, and diverse landscapes and climates. Take a tour of the country with this guide's sections on practical info, Peru's best attractions (from the Amazon to Machupicchu), adventure and ecotourism, culture, and "Really Cool Stuff (so descriptive)." You just gotta love those parrots! Peru Travel Net Click hyperlinks a-plenty in this well-connected and elegant (but slow-loading) guide to Peru. From Lima to Titicaca, you'll find tips on what to do, where to stay, and how to get the most out of your trip. Find all the ecological, archeological, cultural, and adventure-related information you need. Great photos! Travel Quick Links: Destinations: Africa Antarctica Caribbean Cruises ... South America Maps: Cartography Maps for Sale Physical Maps Regional Maps ... World Maps Travel Activities: Golf Fishing Skiing Scuba ... Music Landscapes: Deserts Mountains Seashores Resources:

28. Ancient South America: Recent Evidence Supporting Edgar Cayce's Story Of Atlanti american Cultures Recent Genetic Constributions to south american archeology Proofof Cayce's Atlantis and Mu? Legends and Myths of south america The Fringe http://edgarcayce.com/ancientsoam.html

Ancient South America Recent Evidence Supporting Edgar Cayce's Story of Atlantis and Mu Gregory Little John Van Auken Lora Little Ancient South America is a genuine enigma. The continent is covered with ancient ruins, pyramids, and other archaeological sites, a host of which date to 50,000 years ago. Archaeological evidence shows that people lived in South America as early as 300,000 B.C., but the biases of North American archaeologists have hampered investigations and publicity of finds. In this third book in a popular series investigating Edgar Cayce's psychic visions of the ancient world, the authors show how archaeological evidence and recent genetic research from South America almost perfectly match Edgar Cayce's story of South America. In fact, genetic and other evidence strongly point to Atlantis and Mu (Lemuria) as the origin of many of the peoples of ancient South America. Both Atlantean and Lemurian DNA may well have been identified. In addition, the book shows how North American archaeologists, cloaked in the guise of "superior science," have actually maintained a set of pseudoscientific pronouncements and ideas for over 70 years all of which have been exposed as totally false since 1997. Despite the long dominance of North American archaeologists over media announcements and textbooks, many South American archaeologists have long asserted that a host of sites in the continent were occupied long before North America. Subjected to cruel and unrelenting ridicule by their North American counterparts, these scientists continued to conduct research showing how their findings were correct.

29. South Star Tours, Inc. - Central And South America Group Departures 2000 in Chile, famous for gourmet food and the best wines of south america, across the THECHACHAPOYAS AND MACHU PICCHU 17 days /16 nights For true archeology lovers http://www.southstartours.com/grouptours.htm

Group Tours 2001 Fantastic fully guided adventures. Meet new friends! (You need not have your own group.) Itineraries for the Group Tours below are also available for individual passengers. Please contact us for a price quote No Group Tours available to Central America at this time SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR SUMMARIES For itinerary details and more photos click on tour titles or photos Monthly departure on the last Friday of each month ANDEAN CULTURES - Monthly departure on the first Friday of each month Peru is one of the most interesting countries in South America! From the beautiful colonial relics of Lima to the amazing citadel of Machu Picchu, one has to be impressed with the resilience of the Inca Culture. We also cross Lake Titicaca, called the highest navigable lake in the world, and visit Tiwanacu ruins, once a great civilization, which preceded the Incas. We will make time to see great pre-Columbian art collections, in gold, precious stones and ceramics. A truly enlightening trip! AMAZON CRUISE EXTENSION 6 days/5 nights SOUTH AMERICA HIGHLIGHTS - Monthly departure on the second Sunday of each month 16 days/14 nights in South America Fixed Departures THE ANCIENT CIVILIZATION OF THE CHACHAPOYAS AND MACHU PICCHU 17 days /16 nights For true archeology lovers! The recent discovery of this remote site in northern Peru offers a unique opportunity. The Chachapoyas were conquered by the Incas and until recently were largely overlooked by the archeologists. We will visit their burial sites, fortresses and local museums, were some of the pre-Inca mummies recently discovered are in exhibit. We'll also visit Chiclayo and Trujillo, where remains of the Chimu, Lambayeque and Moche cultures are found. We also visit the famous Machu Picchu, combining it with the Inti Raymi festival in Cuzco. If you only planned one trip to Peru, this is it!

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32. Central / South America - Teachers Guide Overview The Largest Precolombian Site in the americas Intro to archeology PreInca finallymake it out of Columbia April 14, 1999 south america - High Tech http://www.worldtrek.org/odyssey/teachers/southamguide.html

Central / South America - Teachers Guide On this Teachers Guide page you will find: 1- Title of every update the Team has posted during this part of the Trek. NOTE: You can click on this for the Teachers' Tips - quick summaries of each of the dispatches that were posted in that update, along with activity suggestions. A brief list of the key topics covered in the update. Click here for free Peru Lesson Plans! Guatemala - Peru (March 7 - April 3) Peru Stay (April 7 - May 29) Peru - Argentina (June 5 - June 9) Guatemala-Peru (March 7 - 31) March 10: Heading South and Witnessing Change Click for summaries and activities! Oscar Romero and elections in El Salvador Student life and protest in Costa Rica A Rehab Program for Wayward Costa Ricans Making a Difference - Helping Guatemalan Street Children 2 Team Members leave Guatemala and visit El Salvador, while 3 continue in Costa Rica March 13: Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica Up Close Click for summaries and activities! The geology of volcanoes Hurricane Mitch President Clinton and US aid to Nicaragua Nicaragua - From Leon and Granada to the Sandinistas and Contras Interviewing Oscar Arias The Team finishes their travels through Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica. On to Panama!

33. Travelguides4u.com Asia. Central america. Europe. Middle East. North america. Pacific. south america.south america. Inka Natura Inka Natura (wildlife,birding,archeology). Argentina. http://www.travelguides4u.com/TravelLinks.asp?RegionID=3

34. Ancient Man - South America of the Cariban linguistic stock, occupying various regions of south and Central america. TheNazca lines one of the most baffling enigmas of archeology. http://www.ancientman.com/south_america/south_america.htm

Search for: All Products Books Popular Music DVD Electronics Software Computers Video Baby Magazines Classical Music Outdoor Living Extended search Note: If you can't find what you want here - check the World page! Also try this Alexa search for Ancient+History+South+America The countries and regions of South America - from the About.com guide on Geography Information about South America - from Infoplease.com encyclopedia The Latin America Studies Program - by Antonio de la Cova, Assistant Professor of Latin American Studies at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. There is some very good information on Ancient Latin America Civilizations here. This is a very large site and you can easily lose your place. We suggest that you open the site links in a "new" browser. Antonio de la Cova has created one of the best sites on the web for Latin America Studies. Latin America , the Spanish-speaking, Portuguese-speaking, and French-speaking countries (except Canada) of North America, South America, Central America, and the West Indies." Native Americans - peoples who are indigenous to the Americas . They also have been known as American Indians. The name Indian was first applied to them by Christopher Columbus, who believed mistakenly that the mainland and islands of America were part of the Indies, in Asia. Nine pages of great information about Native Americans.

35. Archeology Of The Americas - Wikipedia The archeology of the americas is the study of the archeology of North america, Centralamerica (or Mesoamerica), south america and the Caribbean, which is to http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archeology_of_the_Americas

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Archeology of the Americas From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Archeology of the Americas is the study of the archeology of North America Central America (or Mesoamerica South America and the Caribbean , which is to say, the pre-history and Pre-Columbian history of Native American peoples. (Although modern archaeology of contemporary American societies has been conducted, it is not generally considered covered by this term.) The conventional knowledge is that there were a series of migrations from Siberia over a land bridge near the end of the last ice age There are various anomalies which offer alternatives to the conventional knowledge, and unconventional, unrelated diffusionist theories abound, but no opposing theory has been definitively established.

36. Retreats: South America Healing Retreats south america. archeology Of The Ancients Bolivia Near Samaipata,are the remains of a pre-Incan site that date back to at least 1500BC http://healing.about.com/cs/retreatsamerica/

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37. Faculty Index/Dept Of Anthropology@UIUC Medical anthropology, cosmology and symbolism, cultural ecology; south america, Ecuador,e Stout (PhD U Illinois 1989; Res Assoc) archeology, settlement patterns http://www.anthro.uiuc.edu/Department/faculty&staff.html

Full-time Faculty Part-time and Emeritus Faculty Support Staff Anthropologists in Other Departments, Schools or Institutes Full-time Faculty E-mail and Office Location Nancy Abelmann (PhD UCB 1990; Assoc Prof; jt appt with Dept of E Asian Languages and Cultures and Women's Studies) Social-cultural anthropology, gender, social mobility, class, social movements, nationalism, diaspora, education, media; Korea, Japan, Asian America 389 Davenport at Asian American Studies 1208 Nevada St e-mail: nabelman@uiuc.edu Stanley H Ambrose (PhD UCB 1984; Assoc Prof) African archeology, lithic technology, stable isotope analysis of diet, hominid evolution, evolutionary ecology; East Africa 381 Davenport Tu/TH 10:30-12 e-mail: ambrose@uiuc.edu Douglas J Brewer (PhD U Tennessee 1986; Prof; Dir, Spurlock Museum) Faunal analysis, paleoenvironmental reconstruction, archeology; Egypt, North America, Middle East Spurlock Museum ON LEAVE e-mail: d-brewer@uiuc.edu Matti Bunzl (PhD U Chicago 1998; Aaron and Robin Fischer Asst Professor of Jewish Culture and Society) Anthropology of Jews and Judaism; gender and sexuality; modernity; nationness; ethnicity; history of anthropology; anthropological theory; historical ethnography; anthropology of literature; anthropology of mass media; Central Europe; North America 386B Davenport M 1-4 e-mail: bunzl@uiuc.edu

38. Archeology Anomalies By Subjects Catalog of Anomalies (archeology Subjects). Whites in Polynesia; Melungeon Origin;Maoiri Origin; PreMaori New Zealanders; Polynesians in south america; http://www.science-frontiers.com/cat-arch.htm

Science Frontiers Catalog of Anomalies (Subjects) Strange reports * Bizarre biology * Anomalous archaeology From New Scientist, Nature, Scientific American, etc Archaeology Astronomy Biology Geology Geophysics Mathematics Psychology Physics Catalog of Anomalies (Subjects) Overview Astronomy Biology Chemistry/Physics Geology Geophysics Logic/mathemitics Archeology Psychology Miscellaneous phenomena Other pages Home Page Science Frontiers Online Science Frontiers: The Book Sourcebook Project M ARCHEOLOGY Catalog of Anomalies (Archeology Subjects) Within each of these fields, catalog sections that are already in print are given alphanumerical labels. For example, BHB1 = B (Biology) + H (Humans) + B (Behavior) + 1 (first anomaly in Chapter BHB). Some anomalies and curiosities that are listed below have not yet been cataloged and published in catalog format. These do not have the alphanumerical labels. MA ANTHROPOLOGY MAA PHYSICAL APPEARANCE Polynesian Features Not Asian Blond Eskimos White Africans White Indians in Panama (San Blas, Darien Tribes) Welsh Indians Mandan Origin Red-Haired Nevada Indians Redmen in Africa and Madagascar Amerinds in China White Indians in New Mexico and Northwest Bearded Indians in Brazil Semitic New Guineans Ainu Origin Yellow race in Africa Living Neanderthals [BHE, Human-Neanderthal Hybrids]

39. BPS Engineering (Precision Atlatl And Dart Systems) Atlatl archeology. Even today it is used by the natives of Australia, PapuaNew Guinea, and some tribes in south america and Northwest Mexico. http://www.atlatl.com/archeology.html

Atlatl Archeology Precision Atlatl and Dart Systems Largely replaced by the Bow and Arrow around a birth of Christ, it was still being used by some Native Americans during the age of discovery, 500 years ago. When Columbus encountered natives using the Atlatl during his voyages to the New WorldEuropeans who had long forgotten the weaponsoon became familiar with it again. These encounters were most certainly with the business end of the weapon, the European wondering, "what was that?", just before dying. The Aztecs preferred the Atlatl as a weapon of war. We get the word "Atlatl" (pronounced at-la-tal) from their language. In fact, the Atlatl and Dart were the only weapon Cortez and his Conquistadors feared because it easily piercing Spanish armor, often sending the hapless soldier to meet his Maker. If Montezuma had not mistaken Cortez for the Feathered Serpent God Quantzaquatle, history may have been very different, with the 200 or so Spanish conquistadors being only a footnote in the history of that Nation, foolish invaders who were overwhelmed by superior firepower. The Atlatl and Dart have enjoyed widespread use throughout the world. At one time or another people everywhere have used it as their main weapon for food, procurement, and war. Even today it is used by the natives of Australia, Papua New Guinea, and some tribes in South America and Northwest Mexico. But it was in North Americamore specifically in what is now the continental United Statesthat the weapon was developed to its fullest potential. Typically for our species, Native Americans tinkered and toyed with this weapon system, developing and improving the technology to such a high level of sophistication that it is impressive even by today's standards. Just as firearms have developed from muzzle-loaders to breach loaders to lever actions and automatics the Atlatl has undergone a similar evolution.

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