Resource Set Burial of Cacique Cathiji A Machitún (Ceremony Araucanians (Mapuche) Game of Chueca among Valparaíso Santiago in Guanegue, May 1835 to Cure the Sick) the Araucanians Burial of indigenous Ceremony presided over Portrait of indigenous A Mapuche game View of Valparaíso, on Santiago, now the leader among the by a Mapuche shaman, people of northern played with clubs and a Chile’s coast; the capital of Chile, was Araucanian (Mapuche) the key figure who dealt wooden ball. Chueca is Spanish arrived here in founded in 1541 people with healing the Spanish name for 1536, but it remained a the game; the Mapuche small village until Chile’s call it Palín. independence from Spain, when it became a major port View of the San Aculeu Lagoon The Pines of Laja Road from Valparaíso to Cogoti, 1837 Fernando Volcano, lion Nahuelbuta, Birth Santiago hunting guanacos Chile has hundreds of Cowboy on lagoon Mapuche people in Waterfalls in It took two days to Central Chile active and dormant of Santiago, now a northern Chile; Chile, with a complete the trip on volcanoes popular tourist Nahuelbuta is now a narrow canyon horse destination for water national park sports and outdoor activities
Resource Set Burial of Cacique Cathiji in Guanegue, May 1835 A Machitún (Ceremony to Cure the Sick) Araucanians (Mapuche) Game of Chueca among the Araucanians Valparaíso Santiago Burial of indigenous leader among the Araucanian (Mapuche) people Ceremony presided over by a Mapuche shaman, the key figure who dealt with healing Portrait of indigenous people of northern A Mapuche game played with clubs and a wooden ball. Chueca is the Spanish name for the game; the Mapuche call it Palín. View of Valparaíso, on Chile’s coast; the Spanish arrived here in 1536, but it remained a small village until Chile’s independence from Spain, when it became a major port Santiago, now the capital of Chile, was founded in 1541 View of the San Fernando Volcano, lion hunting guanacos Aculeu Lagoon The Pines of Nahuelbuta, Birth Laja Road from Valparaíso to Santiago Cogoti, 1837 Chile has hundreds of active and dormant volcanoes Cowboy on lagoon of Santiago, now a popular tourist destination for water sports and outdoor activities Mapuche people in northern Chile; Nahuelbuta is now a national park Waterfalls in Chile, with a narrow canyon It took two days to complete the trip on horse Central Chile
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