Quechua People through Pictures

Quechua workers on a plantation to transport the trunks of fallen trees using carts drawn by oxen taken in 1938.

 

A shaman calling the Apu mountain spirits to bless the the table and the sacred objects in his bag.

 

Some Quechua natives participating in in the religious festival of Candelaria.

 

Citations:

Edgardo, S. (n.d.). Pirané Formosa Argentina cachapé [Photograph found in Flickr]. Retrieved March 1, 2017, from https://www.flickr.com/photos/pirane/6074854923/in/photolist-fg3JPG-oobUBP-e4MY49-afPdwv-6fXu6m-7uaHri-ojrpEC-i3cUbC-6qw9BT-4nWE3D-e8fuS5-qmtj86-aiX8CJ-6ogmjA-8wJbJV-6QdbvX-65kFmP-fpSbBv-Rhah8P-mPGM4-h1DVDV-4o1JhG-6bsv7d-4nWDKz-afPdHZ-4nWDW4-nN3VW-fq7MwU-fpR4oT-5ANqQJ-oms44E-omgGBu-i3dpZp-5nna1K-6tvCyu-65kCAH-e89Zdg-886TQF-4o1JBL-fpSdf2-A1X5i-2Gs3u-6rgozh-8Zpm2t-3jTP81-fs5CX-oqVJ6v-dB4PA5-6EMBpD-jcdUEk/ (Originally photographed 2010, November 4)

M., Savage. (n.d.). Peru – Day-hiking Ollantaytambo to Inti Punku Sun Gate 61 [Photograph found in Flickr, Ollantaitambo, Cusco, Peru]. Retrieved March 1, 2017, from https://www.flickr.com/photos/mckaysavage/11183019824/in/photolist-i3cUbC-4nWE3D-e8fuS5-qmtj86-6ogmjA-8wJbJV-6QdbvX-65kFmP-fpSbBv-mPGM4-h1DVDV-4o1JhG-6bsv7d-4nWDKz-4nWDW4-nN3VW-fq7MwU-fpR4oT-5ANqQJ-oms44E-omgGBu-i3dpZp-5nna1K-6tvCyu-65kCAH-e89Zdg-4o1JBL-fpSdf2-omtBUa-fq7aZ3-cxfu9h-fpScGn-fq7CFq-7VUzEk-5AJb1p-fpSn8z-fq7aBs-4nWE8x-65kAbK-fpSygk-4nWEde-cugjsE-9eWY7k-a54wdQ-65kCiR-65kBqi-fpSc7K-4nWEkK-afPdHZ-6tvCyC (Originally photographed 2014, April 14)

Gallo, J. P. (n.d.). Baile Tinku [Photograph found in Flickr, Copiapo, Chile]. Retrieved March 1, 2017, from https://www.flickr.com/photos/panconpapa/2241714095/in/photolist-4q6nv2-6sW1sF-7VU65n-7rJhhg-bCk2Uy-wrtTSz-G3JaN3-bQWJzM-a3EnNk-4o1m9b-RQHxLP-7e4cHy-gBMpqc-6anLWD-ecv1td-ebuGK9-bXR9Pf-i3cz7g-ebvcJb-ojrNjW-aN155R-e8fAq1-buK777-9FeYE-5BE6X8-o3NAjN-hwb6YP-4o1JcL-4nWEi6-afRZaU-bXQUrw-ombWjM-bpVgy5-5M6TXK-f8zKaJ-6tvCyG-omcaqg-9dLt9-qmmeCs-a6Ps8i-nQRA3H-6bswdb-fg3JPG-oobUBP-afPdwv-7uaHri-ojrpEC-i3cUbC-4nWE3D-e8fuS5 (Originally photographed 2008, February 3)

 

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