101. Culture & Traditions - Welcome To The Official Site For The Promotion Of Peru - Welcome to peru s Official Site of Tourism, Travel and Promotion. Complete official Tourism and travel guide of peru tourism services, travel agencies, http://www.peru.info/e_ftoculturaeng.asp

UNESCO Legacy Areas Handgliding ... Wallpapers //alert(history.back); //alert(history.length); [Select] Folk art in Perú Fleeting art Funeral Art Pottery Baskets and Straw Articles Images Carved Gourds Jewelry Leather Goods Sarhua Boards Textiles Decorative Utensils Popular Festivities January Entrega de varas El Chiaraje Marinera Festival February Virgen de la Candelaria Tinca de Vacas Carnivals March Adventure Sports Festival Wine Festival Crosses of Porcón Easter Week Lord of the Earthquakes April Peruvian Paso Horse Festival May Virgen de Chapi Señor de Muruhuay

102. Peru History Adventure Travel to peru. Our guides lead small groups on tours thru the Amazon, Andes, Machu Picchu culture. Introduction Masked Dancer at Puno, peru http://www.adventure-life.com/peru/peru_history.php

contact us Peru Tours Home Testimonials In the News About Us ... Flights South America Amazon Tours Argentina Tours Bolivia Tours Chile Tours ... Peru Tours Central America Belize Tours Costa Rica Tours Guatemala Tours Panama Tours Antarctica Antarctica Tours Extensions Extend your Peru travel a few more days with a Peru extension. Icon Legend Please click to see a detailed explanation of these icons used throughout the site. Escort Escorted Unescorted Difficulty Easy Moderate Challenging When to Travel Excellent Very Good Unpredictable Unavailable Specials Register for Adventure Weather Map of Peru ... culture History The first inhabitants of Peru were nomadic hunter-gatherers who lived in caves in Peru's coastal regions. The oldest site, Pikimachay cave, dates from 12,000 BC. Crops such as cotton, beans, squash and pepper chillis were planted around 4000 BC; later, advanced cultures such as the Chavín introduced weaving, agriculture and religion to the country. Around 300 BC, the Chavín inexplicably disappeared, but over the centuries several other cultures - including the Salinar, Nazca, Paracas Necropolis and Wari (Huari) - became locally important. By the early 15th century, the Inca empire had control of much of the area, even extending its influence into Colombia and Chile. Between 1526-28, the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro explored Peru's coastal regions and, drawn by the riches of the Inca empire, returned to Spain to raise money and recruit men for another expedition to the country. Return he did, marching into Cajamarca, in northern Peru, before capturing, ransoming and executing the Inca emperor Atahualpa in 1533. Pizarro subsequently founded the city of Lima in 1535 but was assassinated six years later. The rebellion of the last Inca leader, Manco Inca, ended ingloriously with his beheading in 1572.

103. Pre-Incan Culture In Peru Ana Cecilia GonzalesVigil for The New York Times. The Museo Leymebamba is a showcase of Chachapoyas culture. Go to Article http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2003/12/14/travel/20031214PERU.slideshow_index.

104. Student Fieldtrips Culture-Archaeology-Amazon Peru Archaeology Student Fieldtrips cultureArchaeology-Amazon peru. http://peruperu.com/expedition-travel/15-day.htm

Culture-Archaeology-Amazon Student Fieldtrips You are invited to bring your students on your own Lima - Nasca - Arequipa - Colca Canyon - Puno - Cusco - Machu Picchu - Tambopata Our 15-day program to the best of peru: Culture-Archaeology-Amazon. Student Fieldtrips Culture-Archaeology-Amazon PERU Machu Picchu "the lost city of the Incas" discovered by Hiram Bingham in 1911, is reached by a fascinating train journey from Cusco. The ruins continue to enchant visitors with their exquisite stonework, perched on precipitous slopes overlooking the Urubamba Valley. The Nazca Lines are located in the Pampa region of Peru, the desolate plain of the Peruvian coast 400 Km. South of Lima, covering an area of approximately nearly 400 square miles of desert. Etched in the surface of the desert pampa sand about 300 hundred figures are made of straight lines and geometric shapes most clearly visible from the air. They were supposedly built by an ancient civilization called the Nazca. Visit Arequipa and the Colca Canyon, Puno and Uros Island, and the Amazon's Heath River Wildlife Center. SPECIAL PRICING FOR STUDENT GROUPS USD 1692 per student 15 days, 14 nights

105. Volunteer In Peru With Cross-Cultural Solutions The peru Reader, History, culture, Politics by Orin Starn A lively, literate anthology on the history and culture of peru that ranges from historical http://www.crossculturalsolutions.org/Default.aspx?page=peru.home

106. POLITICAL CULTURE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY PERU By Ulrich Muecke POLITICAL culture IN NINETEENTHCENTURY peru The Rise of the Partido Civil Ulrich Muecke Translated by Katya Andrusz A truly amazing book, http://www.pitt.edu/~press/books/politicalcultureperu.html

July PITT LATIN AMERICAN SERIES Home Permissions Books in Print ... History (World) POLITICAL CULTURE IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY PERU The Rise of the Partido Civil Ulrich Muecke Translated by Katya Andrusz "A truly amazing book, much more ambitious than its title would suggest. . . . Pathbreaking. . . . The best political analysis of nineteenth-century politics I have seen." Erick D. Langer, H-Net Reviews "Sparkling with fresh and sensible analyses. . . . New insights on topics that we thought we knew well already." Americas "Filled with previously untouched archival material and challenging interpretations. . . . One of the most important books written on the political history of nineteenth-century Peru in recent years." Hispanic American Historical Review In the mid-nineteenth-century, Peru underwent a profound transformation. As the world economy became increasingly integrated, a new trade-based ruling class emerged. Elections led to political mobilization, and those in positions of national authority found themselves forced to negotiate with regional power brokers and lower social classes. Central to this transformation was the creation of the Partido Civil, the country's first modern political party. Tracing its development, Ulrich Muecke revisits virtually every aspect of nineteenth-century Peruvian society.

107. Mountain Voices: Oral Testimonies From Cerro De Pasco, Peru: Local Themes: Cultu (peru 30). Here, as in many customs, Catholic elements are combined with agrarian What s worse though is that the foreign culture is taking over, http://www.mountainvoices.org/p_th_culture_and_customs.asp

RELATED THEMES festivals gender history spiritual beliefs OTHER LOCAL THEMES agriculture communications community activities compensation ... social relationships BACKGROUND introducing the area culture and customs quotes about culture and customs key testimonies featuring culture and customs Anyone reading these interviews is left with a sense of a still vibrant culture. While many narrators emphasise the declining importance of tradition to recent generations, young and old alike describe with enthusiasm games, dances, songs, special foods, festivals, and other celebrations. Some are not as lavish as they used to be; others have been affected by the changes in the social and physical landscape. Modification is not new: several point out how the influx of outsiders who came to work in the mines brought new customs and music which were gradually absorbed into the local culture. One felt this was enriching; another that local custom lost out to "foreign" influence. Some customs date back to the Spanish colonial era; others are more purely Andean. Many festivities are connected to religion; others celebrate age-old aspects of rural life. And some combine the different elements. Despite the pollution of the land, the loss of livestock, and the decline of herding as a way of life, for example, people still celebrate their connection with the mountain: "Grandfather" or "the Great Shepherd". "The animals' feast is celebrated with Carnival in February and March. We begin with the first ritual which is taking a table up the mountain with an offering of coca, liquor, fruit and sweets. We take this offering to the mountain, the patron of the animals, because the mountain looks after the animals and all livestock-owners have absolute faith in him..." (Peru 30)

108. Art Culture Of Peru, Arts, Music, Food Drink, Languages Translate this page International Real Estate, Expatriate resources, Resources for Americans fleeing America, Search the largest expatriate database of embassies, http://www.escapeartist.com/peru2/peruvianarts.htm

Index for Peru South America Index Living in Peru Artes y Humanidades - Artes y Humanidades ". 1997 - Ascinsa Art - Aventuras de una Accidentada - Aventuras de una Accidentada Casa Museo Jose Carlos Mariategui - Casa Museo Jose Carlos Mariategui Ciberayllu - Ciberayllu - An electronic magazine of arts and culture. Facultad de Arte - Facultad de Arte Kutiriy - Kutiriy - Felipe Polo Wood. Martin Chambi - Martin Chambi - From Latin American Studies - University of California at Berkeley Martin Chambi photographs compiled by F. Dolorier. Mummies from the Inca - Mummies from the Inca - Preserving the Past, PBS/Nova Adventure. Museo de la Electricidad - Museo de la Electricidad - Samples of Peruvian Music - Our site promotes Peruvian artists and professionals who do research or work in something referred to Peruvian culture. We also include a directory of other Peruvian websites we consider interesting and important for any person who requires information on Peru. Peruvian Poetry Translations - Peruvian Poetry Translations - Translations of a generation of Peruvian poets. Renzo Barchi - Renzo Barchi - Pintor. (English)

109. Peru: UNESCO Culture Sector National Implementing Agency National Institute of culture of peru Project duration May 2000 – October 2002 Total project budget US$ 860000 http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=4828&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTI

var static_ko="4828"; var static_section="201"; var static_langue="en"; World Heritage In Latin America and the Caribbean Bolivia Peru ... Special Focus UNESCO Cultural Activities Worldwide Archives In Focus News Events Just Published Newsletter Home Sitemap Print Send ... Subscribe Peru Kuntur Wasi Kuntur Wasi is located in northern Peru. It is the site of a ceremonial centre of the formative period (1200-50 BC) of ancient Andean civilization with an architectural complex and stone sculptures. Its importance was recognized in 1946 when Peruvian archaeologists found a dozen stone sculptures of the so-called Chavin style. In 1978, the Committee for the Defence of Kuntur Wasi Monument was formed in the village of Pueblo Nuevo.Thanks to the aid of the Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture of Japan, the Archaeological Mission of the University of Tokyo has been carrying out excavations and researches since 1988. They have found eight tombs associated with the most ancient gold art in the American continents and established a chronology of the site. The discovery of gold objects in 1989 led to the idea to constructing a museum in the village. The museum was built thanks to Japanese fundings and inaugurated in 1994. The site and the museum are managed by the villagers whose co-operation helped to protect the site against clandestine looting.

110. Peru: UNESCO Culture Sector culture Collection of National Copyright Laws Latin America and the The law applicable in peru is the Ley Sobre el Derecho de Autor (Decreto http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=23165&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

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111. Journal Of The Royal Anthropological Institute: Culture And Customs Of Peru.(Boo Access the article, culture and customs of peru.(Book Review) from Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute, a publication in the field of Reference http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3030/is_200412/ai_n13184424

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112. Journal Of Interamerican Studies And World Affairs: Peru Reader: History, Cultur Full text of the article, peru Reader History, culture, Politics, The from Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, a publication in the field http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3688/is_199707/ai_n8770065

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113. National Geographic News @ Nationalgeographic.com Tomb of Giants Unearthed in peru . Archaeologists have uncovered a series of tombs rich with treasures of br an extinct peruvian culture. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/02/0215_moche.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Tomb of "Giants" Unearthed in Peru Jennifer Mapes National Geographic News (February 15, 2001) Archaeologists have unearthed a series of tombs rich with treasures of an extinct Peruvian culture. The 1,500-year-old graves held five unusually tall young men surrounded by textiles, ceramics, llama skeletons, and decorative metal works. The remains are Moche, a culture that thrived on the desert-like coast of northern Peru between A.D. 100 and 800. A farming and fishing community, they constructed irrigation canals, pyramids, palaces, and temples. The origins of the Moche remain unknown, according to lead archaeologist Christopher Donnan. The skeletons, found during a 1997-99 National Geographic-funded expedition, may yield clues to their culture. Archaeologist Christopher Donnan examines a male skeleton at the Peru burial site. The skeleton showed abnormalities that may indicate that the man suffered from a disease similar to Marfan syndrome, a genetic bone disorder. Photograph by Kenneth Garrett/NGS National Geographic Magazine Moche Burials Uncovered Extravagant grave goods add to the mystery of this ancient people of Peru. >>

114. Locating Audiovisual Ethnographic Collections Of Expressive Andean Culture In Pe Andean culture in peru. Dr Raul Romero, Catholic University of peru They remain stored in family homes in several regions of peru, mostly in the http://www.bl.uk/about/policies/endangeredarch/romero.html

Locating audiovisual ethnographic collections of expressive Andean culture in Peru Dr Raul Romero, Catholic University of Peru 2005 award - major research project This project aims to build on a previous project to locate archives and collections of sound materials on expressive culture (music, dance, festivals and oral traditions). The previous project only aimed to locate sound materials. It was later learned that numerous folklore scholars maintained large collections of old photographs and super 8 films. No one else is trying to locate and preserve these audiovisual collections. If there is no speedy action, these materials will be lost for good. There are numerous collections of audio tapes, video tapes, Super 8 film and photographs in danger, deteriorating, getting lost, or just being thrown away by the uninformed heirs of these collectors. Research trips have confirmed this, and a project aiming at the preservation of these collections is urgently needed. They remain stored in family homes in several regions of Peru, mostly in the capital city, Lima. Some of them are deposited in small provincial institutional archives without adequate conservation facilities and environment. for being surrounded by two mountain chains, the north coast, and the region of Cajamarca, frontier to Ecuador.

115. VirtualPeru.net: The People Of Peru Brief, tothe-point information about the people, regions, culture and history. peru has a rich ethnic diversity. About 45% of the population is Indian. http://www.virtualperu.net/peru_people.html

The people of Peru Marcel Stigter Peru has a rich ethnic diversity. About 45% of the population is Indian. Most of these Indians are Quechua (descendants of the Inca's). The Quechua populate the highlands of the Sierra . A smaller group of Indians speak Aymara or Aymara-related languages. These people can be found in the Selva (the Amazon rainforests) and around Lake Titicaca . Although Spanish is the official language of Peru, Quechua is an official recognised second language. Marcel Stigter The second group are the mestizos. Mestizo is a mix between white and Indian, and they make out 42% of Peru's population. The mestizos live everywhere in the country, but are concentrated along the coastline and in the big Andean cities. Train conductor using an old portable telephone to get orders. His radio cannot receive signals in the deep valley between Cuzco and Machu Picchu. Heinz Buehler About 10% is white, mostly from Spanish descendants and concentrated along the coastline . Black and Asian make out 3% of the population; they too are concentrated in the coastal regions. Most blacks are descendants of African slaves. Asians (mainly Japanese and Chinese) are immigrants who came to Peru at the first half of the 19th century. Every group has its own lifestyle. Along the coast and in the highland cities, the whites and mestizos live in a modern Western style. In vivid contrast to these settlements are the jungles of eastern Peru, the home of Indian tribes so isolated that their life-style resembles that of their ancestors 500 years ago. The Quechua Indians from the Sierra also have strong traditions which go back to the Inca times.

116. Peru / Peru :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegenforgalmi Linkek International catalogue of culture and tourism. Internationaler kultureller und touristischer Katalog. Nemzetközi kulturális és idegenforgalmi katalógus. http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/pe.html

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117. Spanish Abroad Inc - Peru - Country Guide - Culture At first sight, Peruvian culture may seem brutally divided between indigenous and colonial societies the mountains and the city. http://www.spanishabroad.com/peru/country_guide/culture.htm

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118. The Peru Reader, History, Culture, Politics - Orin Starn A lively, literate anthology on the history and culture of peru. http://www.longitudebooks.com/find/p/903/mcms.html

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119. Business Culture, Practices, Protocol, Customs And Business Etiquette In Peru Information and links to peru business culture, practices, protocol and business etiquette including practical tips on doing international business. http://www.businessculture.com/peru/

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120. Spanish In Peru: Learn Spanish In Cusco offers the exceptional opportunity to study Spanish while immersed in peruvian culture. Dos Manos peru Travel Agency and Latin American Specialist http://www.spanishinperu.com/

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