The Mapuche are the largest indigenous people in Chile, defending their culture, language, and land rights for centuries. Despite decades of marginalization, they continue to fight for autonomy, land ownership, and self-determination. Historical Background The Mapuche primarily inhabit the Araucanía and Los Ríos regions. Before colonial times, they had an independent social, economic, and spiritual…
The history of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas is not a prehistory, a footnote, or an introduction to the “real” history that begins in 1492. It is a profound, complex, and dynamic narrative of millennia of human innovation, cultural flourishing, deep wisdom, and resilient survival. This article undertakes a journey from the first settlements…
Have you ever wondered how ancient Pueblo villages managed to survive extreme climates without modern technology while creating breathtaking architecture? The Pueblo architecture of New Mexico and Arizona is no coincidence but the result of centuries-old knowledge and a deep understanding of nature and community. More Than Just Adobe Houses: The Philosophy Behind Pueblo Architecture…
North and South America are home to a breathtaking diversity of indigenous tribes and cultures, each with its own unique way of life, traditions, and belief systems. From the highly developed civilizations of the Aztecs and Incas to the nomadic hunters and gatherers of the Arctic and the Amazon Basin, these cultures reflect the immense…
