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In research on this talk, drawing on #ReichelDolmatoff's classic #Tukano ethnography, 'Amazonian Cosmos', Chris came across this excellent blog from @TootTropiques back in 2012. This discusses Reichel-Dolmatoff's #Nazi history in relation to his enormous contributions to #Colombian #anthropology and #Indigenous rights. Many anthropologists have taken inspiration from his work.

ethnoground.blogspot.com/2012/

ethnoground.blogspot.comPutting the Reich back in Reichel-Dolmatoff: Nazi past of legendary Colombian anthropologist revealedNews, photography, research and non-academic writing about indigenous peoples of the Amazon

Wow, this is a beauty! #Colombian #Indigenous elders explain some ancient #rockart to #archaeologists.

'Painted in vibrant ochre pigments, the high diversity of animal motifs—the artwork ranges from taxonomically specific to quite ambiguous, often showing a fluidity between humans and animals—holds key information for how those in the Amazon understood the world around them.

As archaeologists have studied in the area for the past six years, recently work turned to six of the artistic panels at the Cerro Azul outcrop. Speaking in Spanish and the Indigenous languages of Desana, Tukano, and Nukak, elders told archaeologists how the idea of transformation was a key theme throughout the art, including humans morphing into birds, sloths, lizards, and snakes.

Any time an animal appears in a non-realistic state, such as a panther drawn with two heads, they depict the spiritual world, Tukano-speaking Ismael Sierra said. A Desana elder told the team spirits themselves drew the art because of how high up in the rocks some of the art was.'

popularmechanics.com/science/a

Popular Mechanics · Researchers Studied a 11,000-Year-Old Rock Art Motif—and Uncovered a Fascinating StoryBy Tim Newcomb

four young indigenous children were found after 40 days in the #Colombian #Amazon jungle, 13-year-old had something hidden between her teeth.
“She was keeping them so that the #warmth of her mouth would open up the seeds and she could feed the pulp to her younger siblings,”
a team of over 130 special force commandos and some of the most skilled indigenous. they were found in the most remote where wild animals like jaguars, anacondas or poisonous bugs.... :anim_shrug:

youtube.com/watch?v=UNKEAHPljU

This great #salsa song by #AfroColombian #Colombian singer Joe Arroyo, "Rebelión". It tells the story of a slave rebellion that erupts when a cruel slave owner beats a slave, and her husband replies "no le pegue a la negra" (don't beat that black woman). #Afro #Africa #AfroLatino

I really love this song and I wish more people know about it, in spite of it already being quite popular in Latin America.

yt.artemislena.eu/watch?v=oWBf

#December 3, 1586
#OTD Thomas #Herriot introduced #Colombian #Potatoes to #England.
Over 50 years earlier, the #Spanish had first discovered potatoes - but Herriot's were the first to reach England.
He spent time at Sir Walter #Raleigh's #English #Colony on #Roanoke #Island.
Herriot was also an #Astronomer. In #July of 1609, he drew the #Moon through a #Telescope over 4 mos. before #Galileo.