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Chumpe (possibly from
Quechua chumpi: belt), Jatunriti, Ñanaloma or
Yanaloma is a
mountain in the
Vilcanota mountain range in the
Andes of Peru with 6...
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visiting islands he
called Nina
Chumpi ("fire belt") and Hawa
Chumpi ("outer belt", also
spelled Avachumpi,
Hahua chumpi). The
voyage is
mentioned in the...
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Amazon (2001), co-authors
Shakaim Mariano Shakai Ijisam Chumpi,
Shakaim Mariano Ijisam Chumpi,
Destiny Books, ISBN 0-89281-865-4 Psychonavigation: Techniques...
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Chumpi District is one of
eight districts of the
Parinacochas Province in Peru. One of the
highest mountains of the
district is
Pisti at approximately...
- wear dark wool knee-length
handwoven bayeta pants. A
woven belt
called a
chumpi which protects the
lower back when
working in the
fields is also worn. Men's...
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Chumpe (possibly from
chumpi Jaqaru for corn with
yellow seeds and
Quechua for belt; or ch'umpi
Jaqaru for red and
Quechua for brown), is a
mountain in...
- (Jatun Wila Qullu) Bolivia 5,200
Chumpi 11°44′00″S 76°2′30″W / 11.73333°S 76.04167°W / -11.73333; -76.04167 (
Chumpi (Junín)) Peru 5,200
Churu Cordillera...
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around 1480,
encountering "black people" and
finding islands Nina and
Hahua chumpi. The same
legend claims that
occasional travels oversees were done already...
- two
islands referred to as Nina
Chumpi ("fire belt") and Hawa
Chumpi ("outer belt", also
spelled Avachumpi,
Hahua chumpi).
According to the stories, Yupanqui...
- the wool to be used by the community.
Women are also the
weavers of the
Chumpis, the wide
belts with
woven designs worn by
everyone in the
community of...
