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 1833: "Conquest of the desert" |
 Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
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| 1850: planned European immigration into Argentina |
Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
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| Adelantado |
The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation]
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| Agni |
A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [Testimonial]
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| Andes Mountains |
"Guanacache. The Waters of Thirst": an ethnological narrative about the Huarpe people [Description]
"Guanacache. The Waters of Thirst": an ethnological narrative about the Huarpe people [Description]
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| Armadillo |
Methods of subsistence: diet of the Huarpes [Description]
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| Armadillo hunting |
Methods of subsistence: diet of the Huarpes [Description]
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| Artificial irrigation |
El Algarrobal - Gregorio Manzur’s native village in indigenous territory [Testimonial]
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| Auditory perception over great distances |
Communication between inhabitants isolated in a desert world [Testimonial]
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| Basket making |
The Puesteros in Mendoza and San Juan in Argentina: precarious living conditions [Description]
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| Black mule |
A updated version of the Faustian myth of the Devil [Narration]
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| Brackish water |
Drilling for water at great depths: disappointing results [Description]
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| Civilization |
The first excursions into the Huarpe world with writer Draghi Lucero de Mendoza [Testimonial]
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| Clarity |
The stunning beauty of the deserts inhabited by the Huarpe Indians [Elogy]
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| Comb: utilizing thistl |
A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [Testimonial]
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| Communication in silence |
Huarpe hospitality: the virtue of silence [Description]
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| Consumption of armadillo meat |
Methods of subsistence: diet of the Huarpes [Description]
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| Consumption of beer |
The festival of San José Artesano [Description]
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| Consumption of maté |
Huarpe hospitality: the virtue of silence [Description]
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| Coral snake |
Formidable animals for the Puesteros Huarpes: the Matuasto lizard and the coral snake [Testimonial]
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| Cuyum |
El Algarrobal - Gregorio Manzur’s native village in indigenous territory [Testimonial]
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| Desert |
The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation]
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| Devil |
The fox – a protected species, but one associated with the Devil in the Puesteros Huarpes belief system [Testimonial]
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
A updated version of the Faustian myth of the Devil [Narration]
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| Diabolic Feast |
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
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| Diabolical red glow |
The Devil as a protector of personal fortune [Testimonial]
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| Discovery of television |
The traditional world of Puesteros Huarpes in danger [Description]
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| Drilling for water |
Pozo balde: a traditional Huarpe technique for remedying the chronic lack of water [Description]
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| Dunes |
The stunning beauty of the deserts inhabited by the Huarpe Indians [Elogy]
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| Early 19th century: "Conquest of the desert" |
Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
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| El Caballero |
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
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| El griton |
Gritons, or the frontier between reality and myth [Narration]
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| El Mosito |
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
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| El Seniorito |
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
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| Fertile area |
The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation]
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| Festival of San Jose Artesano |
The festival of San José Artesano [Description]
The festival of San José Artesano [Description]
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| Fighting a griton |
Gritons, or the frontier between reality and myth [Narration]
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| Finding water |
A updated version of the Faustian myth of the Devil [Narration]
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| Formation of couples |
The festival of San José Artesano [Description]
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| Fox |
The fox – a protected species, but one associated with the Devil in the Puesteros Huarpes belief system [Testimonial]
The fox – a protected species, but one associated with the Devil in the Puesteros Huarpes belief system [Testimonial]
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| Ghost |
Gritons, or the frontier between reality and myth [Narration]
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| Good natured |
Huarpe hospitality: the virtue of silence [Description]
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| Guanaco |
Problematic cohabitation with the puma [Explanation]
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| Healing a cow |
Distance healing used on a cow [Testimonial]
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| Home enclosures |
Huarpe homes: strict distinction between places for receiving and private space [Description]
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| Horizontal vertigo |
The first excursions into the Huarpe world with writer Draghi Lucero de Mendoza [Testimonial]
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| Horse |
The extreme living conditions of the Puesteros in the region of Mendoza [Explanation]
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| Immensity |
The stunning beauty of the deserts inhabited by the Huarpe Indians [Elogy]
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| Installation of a solar captor |
The traditional world of Puesteros Huarpes in danger [Description]
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| Late 19th - early 20 centuries: massive European immigration into Argentina |
Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
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| Law of encomienda |
The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation]
The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation]
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| Learning the guitar with the Devil |
The Devil as protector of guitar players [Testimonial]
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| Making a water filter |
Pozo balde: a traditional Huarpe technique for remedying the chronic lack of water [Description]
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| Maté |
Huarpe hospitality: the virtue of silence [Description]
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| Matuasto |
Formidable animals for the Puesteros Huarpes: the Matuasto lizard and the coral snake [Testimonial]
Formidable animals for the Puesteros Huarpes: the Matuasto lizard and the coral snake [Testimonial]
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| Mendoza |
"Guanacache. The Waters of Thirst": an ethnological narrative about the Huarpe people [Description]
El Algarrobal - Gregorio Manzur’s native village in indigenous territory [Testimonial]
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| Mixing |
The Spanish encomienda system and forced ethnic mixing, two causes of the progressive desertification of the Huarpes’ current territory [Explanation]
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| Mosquito |
The Mendoza region in the 18th century [Description]
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| Movements of goat herds |
The movements of a goat herd [Description]
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| Observing the behaviors of goats |
The movements of a goat herd [Description]
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| Outdoor cooking |
Huarpe homes: strict distinction between places for receiving and private space [Description]
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| Pampa |
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
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| Periodicity of water |
The extreme living conditions of the Puesteros in the region of Mendoza [Explanation]
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| Planned European immigration |
Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
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| Positive and negative actions of the Devil |
The Devil as a protector of personal fortune [Testimonial]
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| Producing non-utilitarian fire |
A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [Testimonial]
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| Protection technique against mosquitoes |
The Mendoza region in the 18th century [Description]
The Mendoza region in the 18th century [Description]
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| Puesteros |
The extreme living conditions of the Puesteros in the region of Mendoza [Explanation]
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| Purity of the Virgin |
The complementarity between the Virgin Mary and the Devil in the religious worship of Puesteros Huarpes [Explanation]
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| Quirquincho |
Methods of subsistence: diet of the Huarpes [Description]
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| Raising goats |
The extreme living conditions of the Puesteros in the region of Mendoza [Explanation]
The Puesteros in Mendoza and San Juan in Argentina: precarious living conditions [Description]
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| Red scorpion |
Garlic and urine as protection against snakes and scorpions [Testimonial]
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| Rerouting water |
Immigration and viticulture in the 19th century: two main causes of the desertification of the Mendoza region [Explanation]
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| Rush: plant |
The Puesteros in Mendoza and San Juan in Argentina: precarious living conditions [Description]
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| Ruta graveolens |
A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [Testimonial]
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| Sableraie |
El Algarrobal - Gregorio Manzur’s native village in indigenous territory [Testimonial]
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| Salamancas |
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
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| Sanctifying the Earth |
The Virgin Mary, owner of the Huarpes’ lands [Explanation]
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| Selling of the goats |
Daily life among the Huarpes: tending to goats [Explanation]
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| Silence |
Communication between inhabitants isolated in a desert world [Testimonial]
Gaining entry into the closed community of the Puesteros Huarpes [Explanation]
Huarpe hospitality: the virtue of silence [Description]
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| Songs |
The festival of San José Artesano [Description]
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| Spanish colonization |
The Mendoza region in the 18th century [Description]
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| Suffering soul |
Gritons, or the frontier between reality and myth [Narration]
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| Sycretism between telluric Huarpe divinity and the Virgin Mary |
The Virgin Mary, owner of the Huarpes’ lands [Explanation]
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| Technique for simulating the death of a fox |
The fox – a protected species, but one associated with the Devil in the Puesteros Huarpes belief system [Testimonial]
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| Techniques for protecting goats from the fox |
The fox – a protected species, but one associated with the Devil in the Puesteros Huarpes belief system [Testimonial]
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| Telluric Divinity |
The salamanca: the witches’ Sabbath [Description]
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| Telluric power |
The first excursions into the Huarpe world with writer Draghi Lucero de Mendoza [Testimonial]
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| Thistle |
A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [Testimonial]
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| Travel narratives |
The Mendoza region in the 18th century [Description]
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| University of Cuyo |
"Guanacache. The Waters of Thirst": an ethnological narrative about the Huarpe people [Description]
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| Use of rush |
The Puesteros in Mendoza and San Juan in Argentina: precarious living conditions [Description]
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| Use of thistle |
A Huarpe woman introduces the young Gregorio Manzur to the traditions of his people [Testimonial]
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| Walking courses |
The traditional world of Puesteros Huarpes in danger [Description]
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| Wind |
Daily life among the Huarpes: tending to goats [Explanation]
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| World of the Devil |
The complementarity between the Virgin Mary and the Devil in the religious worship of Puesteros Huarpes [Explanation]
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| Worship of the Virgin Mary |
The Virgin Mary, owner of the Huarpes’ lands [Explanation]
The Virgin Mary, owner of the Huarpes’ lands [Explanation]
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| Worship of the Virgin Mary |
The complementarity between the Virgin Mary and the Devil in the religious worship of Puesteros Huarpes [Explanation]
The complementarity between the Virgin Mary and the Devil in the religious worship of Puesteros Huarpes [Explanation]
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| Young pumas learning how to hunt |
Goat herds as “tools” for teaching young pumas how to hunt [Explanation]
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| Zonda |
Daily life among the Huarpes: tending to goats [Explanation]
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The Universe of the Huarpe Indians of Guanacache
