- The
cuíca (Portuguese pronunciation: [kuˈikɐ]) is a
Brazilian friction drum with a
large pitch range,
produced by
changing tension on the head of the...
- Táchira. Most
scholars agree that the Timoto-
Cuicas arose as a
distinct tribal group, with the
Timotes and the
Cuicas as the main
components of
largely the same...
- 2013. "De los timoto-
cuicas a la
invisibilidad del
indigena andino y a su
diversidad cultural" (PDF). saber.ula.ve. "Timoto-
Cuicas". issuu.com. 14 June...
- Timoto-
Cuicas were not only
composed of the
Timoto and the
Cuica tribes, but also the Mucuchíes, the Migures, the Tabares, and the Mucuñuques. Timoto-
Cuica society...
- such as the
Kalina (Caribs), Auaké, Caquetio, Mariche, and Timoto–
Cuicas. The Timoto–
Cuica culture was the most
complex society in Pre-Columbian Venezuela...
- Timote, also
known as
Cuica or Timote–
Cuica, is the
language of the Timote–
Cuica state in the
Venezuelan Andes,
around the
present city of Mérida and south...
-
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Cuicas Cerro Gordo Centro De
Cuicas Barrio Nuevo La
Pirela La
Guajira El
Tesoro La Invasión Barrio...
- timoto-
cuicas a la
invisibilidad del
indigena andino y a su
diversidad cultural http://issuu.com/bnahem/docs/revista_digital_timoto_
cuicas Timoto-
Cuicas Micah...
- today's
peoples included groups such as the Arawaks, Caribs, and Timoto-
cuicas the Auaké, Caquetio, Mariche, Pemon, and Piaroa. The
number was much reduced...
- used to
refer to the
woollen fabrics manufactured by the
Muisca and timoto-
cuicas natives. Pre-Columbian
Muisca (also
known as Chibcha)
peoples wore garments...
