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spheres are
commonly attributed to the
extinct Diquís culture, and they are
sometimes referred to as the
Diquís spheres. They are the best-known
stone sculptures...
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Diquis culture (sometimes
spelled Diquís) was a pre-Columbian
indigenous culture of
Costa Rica that
flourished from AD 700 to 1530. The word "
diquís"...
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Grupo ICE. The
Diquís reservoir is
projected to
flood 10% of the
China Kichá
territory (104 ha) and 8% of Térraba land (726 ha).
Diquís is
currently in...
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Stone spheres created by the
Diquis culture at the
National Museum of
Costa Rica. The
sphere is the icon of the country's
cultural identity....
- The El
Diquís Hydroelectric Project (known as the PHED for its
Spanish acronym) is a
cancelled hydroelectric dam project,
designed by the
Instituto Costarricense...
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territories occupied predominantly by
speakers of the
Chibchan languages. The
Diquis culture flourished from 700 CE to 1530 CE and were well
known for their...
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largest river in that country. The
indigenous Boruca language name is
Diquís which means "great river". Its
basin is 5,085
square kilometres (1,963 sq mi)...
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Visual arts by
indigenous peoples of the
Americas The
visual arts of the
Indigenous peoples of the
Americas encomp****es the
visual artistic practices of...
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Colima Zapotec, 500 BC–1500 AD,
Oaxaca Cueva people, ?–1530 AD,
Panama Diquis culture, 700–1530 AD,
Costa Rica Gran Coclé, 1200 BC-1500 AD,
Panama Huetar...
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listed was the
Precolumbian Chiefdom Settlements with
Stone Spheres of the
Diquís, in 2014. This is the only
cultural site in
Costa Rica, the
other three...
