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Buch, Hörbücher:

Reisefotografie Südamerika

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Two Wheels South (DE): Mit dem Motorrad von Brooklyn nach Feuerland

Autoren: gestalten, Matias Corea

Gebundene Ausgabe, 02.05.2019

In Search of Swallows and Amazons: Arthur Ransome's Lakeland

Autor: Roger Wardale

Taschenbuch, 12.06.2006

ARGENTINIEN und URUGUAY - Die Schönsten Orte in Fotografien: Reise- und Fotobuch zu Argentinien & Uruguay

Autor: Explorama Fotos

Taschenbuch, 18.06.2023

Lonely Planet Chile & Easter Island 11 (Travel Guide)

Autoren: Carolyn McCarthy, Cathy Brown, Mark Johanson, Kevin Raub, Regis St Louis

Taschenbuch, 16.10.2018

Costa Rica Reiseführer - Der praktische Guide für Individualreisende mit Mietwagen 2020: Reiseroute + Karte, Reisetipps (inkl. Hotels) & Impressionen für deinen Costa Rica Roadtrip + 40 Reisebilder

Autor: Travel Forever

Taschenbuch, 08.02.2020

Peru: Im Reich der Inka (Bucher Global)

Autor: Rainer Waterkamp

Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.10.2006

Footprint Ecuador & Galapagos (Footprint Handbooks)

Autoren: Ben Box, Sarah Cameron

Taschenbuch, 07.08.2018

Mosaico Boliviano Bolivien in Reportagen, Interviews und Momentaufnahmen

Max Steiner, Judith Grümmer

Taschenbuch

Warriors of the Clouds: A Lost Civilization in the Upper Amazon of Peru

Keith Muscutt

Taschenbuch

Historians and archaeologists, suggests Keith Muscutt, have done an excellent job of recording the achievements of great pre-Columbian civilizations such as that of the Inca, which at its height covered an area the size of its Roman counterpart. They have done less well in understanding the histories of the empires that came before, the local strongholds and fiefdoms swallowed up by the mighty civilizations that the Europeans encountered. Muscutt takes us into the heart of one such ancient civilization, the Chachapoya, nestled in the high Andes of far eastern Peru. The area is remote and nearly inaccessible (one conquistador wrote that "the natural difficulty of the countryside is so rugged that on some roads the Indians slide down great ropes a distance of eight or ten times the height of a man, for there is no other way of advancing") for which reason scholars have been late in coming to it. Muscutt's heavily illustrated, inviting text helps place the Chachapoya empire in the larger context of Andean prehistory. < I>-Gregory Mc Namee

Gauchos: Icons of Argentina (Polo)

Carlos Páez de la Torre, Aldo Sessa

Gebundene Ausgabe

Icons of Argentina
Gebundenes Buch
In the spirit of Polo: The Nomadic Tribe, Assouline presents a spectacular volume dedicated to gauchos, the magnificent cowboys of the Argentine Pampas. Over several years, renowned Argentine photographer Aldo Sessa traveled Argentina to its farthest reaches, sparing no effort or sacrifice, to follow and record the traces of modern-day gauchos, expert nomadic horsemen who preserve the Argentine tradition. Gauchos: Icons of Argentina captivates with sweeping vistas, fascinating details of traditional clothing and equipment, and compelling portraits of men young and old and their staunch equine workmates.