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Prior to the arrival of Columbus in 1492, a vibrant patchwork of neolithic native people blanketed North and South America. Highly adapted to their local terrain, they cultivated new world crops that are still staples in our modern world including corn, potatos, squash, tomatoes and peppers. Their history stretches back as far as 16,000 years, including advanced and large societies with equally large cities.

  • Baby Ostriches on the Ocean

    Baby Ostriches on the Ocean

    The South African Ostrich (Struthio camelus australis), also known as the Black-Necked Ostrich, Cape Ostrich or Southern Ostrich is a subspecies of the common ostrich endemic to Southern Africa. In the 18th century, ostrich feathers were so popular in ladies’ fashion that they disappeared from all of North Africa. If not for ostrich farming, which […]

  • African Penguin Colony at Boulders Bay

    African Penguin Colony at Boulders Bay

    African Penguins are adorable and endangered flightless birds from Southern Africa

  • Cape Fur Seals on Duiker Island

    Cape Fur Seals on Duiker Island

    Duiker Island is a windswept atoll with thousands of Cape Fur seals

  • Plant and Animal Petroglyphs in Little Petroglyph Canyon

    Plant and Animal Petroglyphs in Little Petroglyph Canyon

    Little Petroglyph Canyon has ancient and beautiful rock art

  • Birds and Blossoms in Placerita Canyon California

    Birds and Blossoms in Placerita Canyon California

    Placerita Canyon near Santa Clarita and Los Angeles is a beautiful collection of native plants and birds

Native Americas Cultures

Prior to the arrival of Columbus in 1492, a vibrant patchwork of neolithic native people blanketed North and South America. Highly adapted to their local terrain, they cultivated new world crops that are still staples in our modern world including corn, potatos, squash, tomatoes and peppers. Their history stretches back as far as 16,000 years, including advanced and large societies with equally large cities.

Ancient History of Peru
Art and Science of Petroglyphs
Chavín Culture in Peru. Larco Museum, Lima
Colorado River Headwaters. Colorado
Bow and Arrow with Archer and Victim. Little Petroglyph Canyon, Coso Range next to China Lake, California
Coso Native People History
Little Petroglyph Canyon. Coso Range next to China Lake, California
Little Petroglyph Canyon Overview, China Lake, California
Machu Picchu, Peru
Moche Beans and Bird Runners
Moche Ceremonial Combat. Larco Museum, Lima
Moche Culture Portrait Vessels (1-800 CE). Larco Museum, Peru
Nazca Culture (1-800 CE). Larco Museum, Lima
Ollantaytambo Fortress and Temple Hill, Peru
Paleoindians and Stone Tools in Ancient Costa Rica
Paracus Culture. Larco Museum, Lima
Petroglyphs Near Goodsprings Nevada
Plant and Animal Petroglyphs in Little Petroglyph Canyon
Pre-Chavin Cultures in Peru. Larco Museum, Lima
Pre-Colombian Peruvian Jewelry. Larco Museum, Lima
Pre-Columbian Jade and Pottery in Costa Rica
Salinar Culture (200 BCE-200 CE). Larco Museum, Peru
Sanctuary of Machu Pichu Introduction, Peru
The Moche Deer Hunt
Weaving in Ancient Peru. Larco Museum, Lima
Zenú Gold Museum in Cartagena Colombia

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