Vaso Di Sfida Rende Bene L'idea Dello Sforzo, Per Questo L'ho Condivisa

Vaso di sfida rende bene l'idea dello sforzo, per questo l'ho condivisa

Kaoru Yamada

A Vase of Defiance

E último imperatore del Réino Incaico

Atahualpa, Decimocuarto Emperador Inca.

Precariedad de las lenguas en el mundo, protejamos nuestro idioma desde la cultura y la comprensión

Ancient Origins España y Latinoamérica

Diez de las lenguas en mayor peligro de extinción

Hay 195 países en el mundo, pero la asombrosa cantidad de 7.000 idiomas. La lista de la UNESCO de lenguas en peligro, que funciona de manera

Hay 195 países en el mundo, pero la asombrosa cantidad de 7.000 idiomas. La lista de la UNESCO de lenguas en peligro, que funciona de manera similar a las listas de plantas y animales en peligro de extinción, con una escala que va desde “vulnerable” a “extinta”, ha vaticinado que más de la mitad de estas lenguas se habrá extinguido para el año 2100.

The Jaguar Gorget

A gorget is an engraved shell perforated for suspension that was worn at the throat or chest by ancient Native Americans. the artifact was discovered in the Fairfield Mound site in Benton County, Missouri. Identification of the design as a jaguar is almost certain due to the detailed characterization of traits distinctive to the jaguar, such as the location of the spots as well as the form of the head, ears, and tail. The Jaguar Gorget was most likely produced during the Middle Woodland period (250 B.C. – A.D. 450) and passed down through generations, until ultimately deposited in a Late Woodland burial (A.D. 450 – 900). The representation of the jaguar has been the cause of much debate. The animal is not known to have inhabited Missouri and has only come as far north as southeastern Texas and southern Louisiana. The representation could be the independent use of the jaguar motif or diffusion of iconography from Central America.

Canopic jar of king Tutankhamun

New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c. 1333-1323 B.C. Tomb of Tutankhamun, KV62. Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 60687

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