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Aymara people

Aymara people

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Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Aymara people".

Oct 9, 2026

speaker_6NARRATOR
76:09
In recent times, Pachamama has also attracted interest among urban Peruvians, people of mixed ancestry and followers of alternative spirituality.
speaker_6NARRATOR
76:19
These modern interpretations are not always identical to the agricultural traditions of Quechua and Aymara communities.
speaker_6NARRATOR
76:26
A ritual understood by farmers as an obligation to the living earth may be recast elsewhere as a broad symbol of nature or personal spirituality.
speaker_6NARRATOR
76:36
Such differences matter.
Giselle KiralyHOST
11:08
He stood before the Sungate, looking at its stunning, intricate carvings, and came to a predictably racist conclusion.
Giselle KiralyHOST
11:16
There was no way the local indigenous Aymara people could have built something this advanced.
Giselle KiralyHOST
11:22
Instead, Kiss claimed the Sun Gate was built millions of years ago by Nordic Atlantean giants who had fled the global flood.
Giselle KiralyHOST
11:30
He argued that the carvings on the gate weren't native Andean iconography, but actually a highly complex astronomical calendar.
BrewHOST
1:50
And it all started on a relatively peaceful morning on September 15th, 2007, in the tiny village of Carancas, Peru.
BrewHOST
1:58
Most of its residents were part of the Aymara, an indigenous group that had lived in the area for centuries.
BrewHOST
2:03
Its inhabitants were just about to have lunch, When a 10-ton meteorite ripped through the atmosphere, burning at almost 1600 degrees Celsius, streaking flames and smoke across the sky, it was clearly visible despite the strong noontime sun.
BrewHOST
2:16
Their ceviche would have to wait.

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The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals Chapter XIII - Self-Attention Shame Shyness Modesty - Blushing Part 1

Sep 23 · 1 Mention

Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
20:42
This latter statement agrees with what I remember of the fusion, Jemmy Button, who blushed when he was quizzed about the care which he took in polishing his shoes, and in otherwise adorning himself.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
20:56
With respect to the Aymara Indians, on the lofty plateaus of Bolivia, Mr. Forbes say that from the colour of their skins it is impossible that their blushes should be as clearly visible as in the white races.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
21:10
Still, under such circumstances as would raise a blush in us, there can always be seen the same expression of modesty or confusion, and even in the dark a rise of temperature of the skin of the face can be felt, exactly as occurs in the European.
Michael ArmentaNARRATOR
21:29
with the indians who inhabit the hot equable and damp parts of south america the skin apparently does not answer to mental excitement so readily as with the natives of the northern and southern parts of the continent who have long been exposed to great vicissitudes of climate.
Phil Lane Jr.GUEST
48:19
And we formed the union The Condor, Hummingbird, Kessel, and Eagle.
Phil Lane Jr.GUEST
48:28
No, the prophecy of the reunion of the Condor and Eagle was a prophecy of our wonderful, great Aymara and Quechua politics.
Phil Lane Jr.GUEST
48:37
It was exclusively known by them.
Rudy de WaeleHOST
48:40
Only.

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