Artefactos: Colombian Crafts From the Andes to the Amazon
1992 · 240 pagine · Rizzoli · ISBN 9780847815036
Trama
The artifacts that remain today from ancient Columbian civilizations reveal a remarkable people-who built homes that could withstand the elements in the world's wettest rain forest, carved monumental statues of their ancient ancestors and sacred spirits, and tantalized the western world with the beauty of their golden objects set with the finest emeralds.
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