#chachapoya

[traocchielente]

Chachapoyas and the way to Gocta Falls (4/?)

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[2146/11056] Chachapoyas Antpitta - Grallaria gravesi

Order: Passeriformes Suborder: Tyranni Family: Grallariidae (antpittas)

Photo credit: Daniel Branch via Macaulay Library

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[gothmusiclatinamerica]

"Cangrejo" by Chachapoyas, Peru-based post-punk and post-cumbia act Afrika Korps off of their 2024 debut album El el Laberinto, presented by indie record label Discos Soma

[ownencyclopedia]

☀ Chachapoyas culture (Peru)

-The Chachapoyas, also called the "Warriors of the Clouds", was a culture of the Andes living in the cloud forests of the southern part of the Department of Amazonas of present-day Peru.

☀ Gran Pajaten

- Gran Pajatén is an archaeological site located in the Andean cloud forests of Peru, on the border of the La Libertad region and the San Martín region, between the Marañon and Huallaga rivers

[2t2r]

Les sarcophages de Karajia

Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/les-sarcophages-de-karajia/

Les sarcophages de Karajia

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[gaonamusica]

La risa es la cura a tantas preocupaciones 🥰 . Sigo aquí en Chachapoyas visitando tantos lugares hermosos 😏 Gracias a la vida por haberme dado tanto 🙏😊 📸 @majugonzaless . #gaona #chachapoyas #peru #huancas #canon (en Huancas, Amazonas, Peru) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckwb5RYpnfF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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I’ve just been on a whole ass character design kick lately. Anyway, I made Knuckles some parents. Tazumal was second in line for the throne but overthrew his brother Coba for being a piece of crap.

Tahnee was one of the most fierce and skilled female warriors of the tribe who helped Tazumal overthrow his brother. Tazumal just fell head over heels for her and they got married.

They lived about 300-500 years before game canon and are 100% dead. But if they were alive, they would be so proud of their son.

Tazumal is named after an archeological site in El Salvador which was used by the Chachapoya people, also known as “cloud warriors” which I think is fitting considering angel island resides in the clouds.

Tahnee is an aboriginal name that’s common in Australia and New Zealand. Their hair and clothing are lightly referenced from Mayan fashion from the classic period as well as the echidna’s face paint and accessories from sa1

Yes, I thought way too hard about this. And it was all just to spite he who must not be named.

I like doing these quick designs on my phone. Trying to post more often and get a better workflow to make more art. Hope you like these!

[elbiotipo]

Podrías hacer todo un RPG con los Andes, solamente. Los Incas son solamente una parte, están los collas y los demás hablantes aymara, los chimúes, los chachapoyas, las ciudades costeras como Pachacamac y los chinchas (que según Pizarro tenían diez mil barcos), los pueblos de Ecuador como los huancavelica y los cañari... todas con sus rasgos culturales únicos... todas las ruinas que predatan a los Incas (Chavín, que todavía era objeto de culto en épocas coloniales, Tiwanaku, las líneas de Nazca, Caral...) Y NI HABLEMOS DE LOS AMBIENTES, tenés desde las cumbres glaciales hasta los altiplanos, los desiertos costeros, las selvas cubiertas de nubes, los salares, las quebradas multicolores...

Eso es solamente en tres países actuales, Perú, Bolivia y Ecuador. Mínimo tenés un mapa del tamaño de un Skyrim. Imaginate si incluís el resto de Sudamérica.

[traocchielente]

Chachapoyas and the way to Gocta Falls (5/?)

[nickynixxx]

Royal Update!

Hi so it has been awhile!

Sorry about that a lot has happend but I have been playing XD

I got to 1324 and a lot of drama has happend XD

(For the people who want a quick reminder of the family tree and people who don't want to look at it [which i don't blame you for I am lazy too])

First things first before we get to weddings! births!

In 1322

Lady Wlueth the Daughter of Countess Fina Bohun and her Husband Sir Jeronnim gave birth to twins! Lady Alejandra Bohun-Jett and Lady Cadence Bohun-Jett!

A year after the wedding of Lady Marryon Carmoody and Barat Carmoody-Newsome, their son The Honorable Yoria Carmoody-Newsome was born.

In 1323

The royal twins Prince Aldwulf and Prince Gideon got married to their betrothals

Introducing

Prince and Duke of Chachapoyas Aldwulf of Barclay with his wife the Duchess Nikoletta of Chachapoyas and Princess of Oldenburg of Denmark

Prince and Duke of Nazca Gideon of Barclay and and his wife The Duchess Francesca of Nazca and Princess Hawthron of Eprya

1324

Lady Saxleue and Sir Harry Issac had a small wedding requested by her parents the Count and Countess of Twantinsuyu....

Countess Fina Bohun sadly died by a fire....

Which Makes Princess Amabel of Barclay and Bohun offically now the Countess. Her Son Count Odo and his Sister Lady Wlueth grieve her loss.

Prince and Duke of Nazca Gideon of Barclay and and his wife The Duchess Francesca of Nazca and Princess Hawthron of Eprya. Had Princess Sayri Barclay on March 20th.

Prince and Duke of Chachapoyas Aldwulf of Barclay with his wife the Duchess Nikoletta of Chachapoyas and Princess of Oldenburg of Denmark. Had Prince Willka of Barclay on March 20th as well.

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Cloud People of Peru.

In the remote mountainous Amazonas region of present-day Peru, various relics stand as testimony to the Chachapoyas and what they achieved. The scene just described is the site of Karijia, where six full-size sarcophagi preside over the surrounding territory, and have done for almost a millennium. Made of clay and plant matter, the masked coffins contain the mummified remains of Chachapoya elite. How they were placed in such an inaccessible position, no one knows.

[gothmusiclatinamerica]

"No esperes" by Peruvian neo-cumbia, post-punk, and shoegaze (cumbiagaze?) act Holy Hands off of their 2024 EP Yuki, released by Chachapoyas, Peru-based indie label Discos Soma

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Entrance to Kuelap, the great fortress of the chachapoyas, Peru

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Premier jour avec une activité au Pérou!

Le commencement a été un peu lent, puisque j'ai attrapé un bus de plus et fait environ 4h30 de route ... Avec des bébés poussins dans des caisses sur le toit qui ont pioupiouté tout le trajet ! A noter qu'ici, je sens que le concept de bus va disparaitre au profit de ces espèces de petites camionettes ... Ce qui ressemble beaucoup au Cambodge!

Une fois en ville (bienvenue à Chachapoyas!), je commence bien évidemment par un bon déjeuner ... Rempli d'ingrédients étranges. Voici du "charqui de olluco", de la viande séchée avec un tubercule local, c'était super bon !

Puis je pars en direction du mirador de Huancas Sonche, qui surplombe un immense canyon ! Mine de rien, il fait presque 1km de profondeur quand même ...

Quand je m'approche du bord, j'entends la rivière qui coule en bas, j'adore ce son ...

Comme j'arrive plutôt tard, je ne peux malheureusement pas aller jusqu'au deuxième mirador (qui est quand même à 4km), tant pis !

J'en profite pour longer un peu le canyon, où je tombe sur des invités inattendus ... (Et je ne parle pas du soleil qui a décidé de ressortir le bon de son nez ! Le pire c'est qu'on a crevé de chaud toute la matinée dans ce maudit bus sans clim, et qu'il a commencé à pleuvoir en arrivant ...)

Et ce soir, je goûte une autre spécialité locale, aussi à base de viande séchée ! Je ne suis par contre officiellement vraiment pas fan de cet espèce de maïs blanc, il est particulièrement insipide :(

Ah oui, petit moment marrant : j'ai attrapé une mini camionnette pour redescendre en ville, et on ne prend pas le même chemin qu'à l'aller. Quand je demande au chauffeur pourquoi on fait le tour, il me regarde d'un air désespéré, en mode "mais c'est quoi cette touriste", et me repond ... "Ben tu vois bien qu'il y a des vaches. Et des troncs d'arbres! "... Qui sont en effet apparus spontanément en plein milieu de la route dans l'heure et demie qui s'est écoulée !