- life of the
Charrúas before contact with the
Spanish Colonists remains to a
large extent a
mystery since most
knowledge about the
Charrúas comes from Spanish...
-
family including Charrúa Charrua, Rio
Grande do Sul,
Brazil Charrúa Gap,
Livingston Island Charrúa Ridge,
Livingston Island Los
Charrúas,
Entre Ríos Province...
- Los
Charrúas is a
village and muni****lity in
Entre Ríos
Province in north-eastern Argentina.
Ministerio del
Interior (in Spanish) 31°10′S 58°11′W / 31...
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Charrúa is an
extinct Charruan language historically spoken by the
Charrúa people in
southern Uruguay. Serrano,
Antonio (1946). The
Charrua. U.S. Government...
- matches, and has also
hosted Charrúas (American
football national team of Uruguay) matches, and even concerts. The name
Charrúa refers to
Indigenous peoples...
-
Charrua is a
Portuguese nautical expression of the Age of Sail,
initially used to
designate the use of a
frigate or a ship of the line
owned by the State...
-
Memoria Charrúa.
Charrua Hapkido y Tkd
Paysandu (May 21, 2012). "El
Parto de María Micaëla Guyunusa". chancharrua.wordpress.com (in Spanish).
Charrúas del...
-
Austrolebias charrua is a
species of
killifish from the
family Rivulidae. It is
endemic to the
basin of the
Lagoa dos
Patos in
southern Brazil. This species...
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Charrúa Gap (Sedlovina
Charrúa \se-dlo-vi-'na cha-'ru-a\) is a flat ice-covered
saddle extending 2.2
kilometres (1.4 mi) in east-west
direction between...
- and
Spanish killed 300 minuanes,
charrúas and yaros, and
captured 500 more.
After 1730,
together with the
Charruas, they
attacked the
Spanish invaders...
