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Guane people

The Guane people of Colombia in South America live mainly in the cities of Santander, Bucaramanga and Barichara. A population estimate made by DANE(Departamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística) in 2005, was that around 812 people in Santander identified as Guane, with 409 being men and 403 being women.

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Pre-colonial period

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Current Guane culture

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Colonization and the Spanish genocide

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Pre-colonial period

Colonization and the Spanish genocide

Current Guane culture

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Guane people

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Triples52
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
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Guane people

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related to Colonization and the Spanish genocide · 14
Guane people → Another, At, Captain, Chanchón, Despite, Galeano, Guane, Guanetá, Indigenous, Like, Martín Galeano, Spanish, The Guane, The Spanish
related to Pre-colonial period · 13
Guane people → Barichara, Before European-contact, Boyacá, Bucaramanga, Chicamocha Canyon, Chicamocha River, Colombia, Guane, Other, Santander, The Guane, They, Vélez
related to Current Guane culture · 10
Guane people → Barichara, Doña Ana Felicia Alquichire, For, Guane, Santander, Santandereana Heritage, Santandereanos, The Guane, There, Today
related to Etymology · 9
Guane people → Guane, Guanes, Guane’s, Guatas, Guates, It, Muisca, Musyccubun, The
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Guane people → Guane, Spanish, Video

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guane santander spanish people made muisca colombia many culture south around barichara language territory boyacá lache u'wa time however named

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the start of pubertyinstance ofThey celebrated on many different occasions0.80text
the teething of a babyinstance ofThey celebrated on many different occasions0.80text
and the start of the new lunar yearinstance ofThey celebrated on many different occasions0.80text
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideLike0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideIndigenous0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideGuane0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideSpanish0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideAt0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideCaptain0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideMartín Galeano0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideThe Guane0.60section
Guane peoplerelated to Colonization and the Spanish genocideGuanetá0.60section

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