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... Colombia . It is not possible to establish definite dates for jewelry from Colombia and Ecuador , but an approximate chronology indicates the San Augustin zone as the oldest , followed by Chitcha . In the latter area , the " Quimbaya ...
... Colombia . It is not possible to establish definite dates for jewelry from Colombia and Ecuador , but an approximate chronology indicates the San Augustin zone as the oldest , followed by Chitcha . In the latter area , the " Quimbaya ...
Page 701
... Colombia , and Venezu- ela ) from the viceroyalty of Peru and its elevation to the status of a new viceroyalty , named New Granada , with its capital at Santa Fé ( modern Bogotá ) . This change re- flected a desire to provide better ...
... Colombia , and Venezu- ela ) from the viceroyalty of Peru and its elevation to the status of a new viceroyalty , named New Granada , with its capital at Santa Fé ( modern Bogotá ) . This change re- flected a desire to provide better ...
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... Colombia with the remains of his army . Bolívar found Colombia on the verge of chaos ; despite the imminent threat of a Spanish invasion , the provinces quarrelled with each other and defied the authority of the weak central government ...
... Colombia with the remains of his army . Bolívar found Colombia on the verge of chaos ; despite the imminent threat of a Spanish invasion , the provinces quarrelled with each other and defied the authority of the weak central government ...
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