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La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today in La Paz. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEMEX–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today in La Paz. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
Acción de 2000 reales de vellón de 'La España Industrial', emitida en Barcelona el 1 enero de 1854. Stock Photo
RMP4WDCN–Acción de 2000 reales de vellón de 'La España Industrial', emitida en Barcelona el 1 enero de 1854.
. Boletin de la Sociedad de Biología de Concepción. Sociedad de Biología de Concepción; Biology; Biology. Bol. Soc. Biol. Concepción, Chile. Tomo 71, 2000 Estructura térmica. La estructura térmica de un ciclo anual en el lago Grande de San Pedro se representa en la Fig. 3. La secuencia de muéstreos señala que la distribución vertical de la temperatura presenta una marcada estacionalidad. Las menores temperaturas se presentaron en julio (10-C) y las mayores entre los meses de enero y febrero (22,8-C). Entre julio y agosto la columna de agua del lago Grande de San Pedro es homotérmica con temper Stock Photo
RMRHHAFK–. Boletin de la Sociedad de Biología de Concepción. Sociedad de Biología de Concepción; Biology; Biology. Bol. Soc. Biol. Concepción, Chile. Tomo 71, 2000 Estructura térmica. La estructura térmica de un ciclo anual en el lago Grande de San Pedro se representa en la Fig. 3. La secuencia de muéstreos señala que la distribución vertical de la temperatura presenta una marcada estacionalidad. Las menores temperaturas se presentaron en julio (10-C) y las mayores entre los meses de enero y febrero (22,8-C). Entre julio y agosto la columna de agua del lago Grande de San Pedro es homotérmica con temper
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An indigenous lady throws petals over an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEME9–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An indigenous lady throws petals over an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
Acción nominativa de la España Industrial, S.A. Fabríl y Mercantil, de 2000 Reales Vellón. Barcelona; 1 de enero de 1854. Stock Photo
RMP51AHM–Acción nominativa de la España Industrial, S.A. Fabríl y Mercantil, de 2000 Reales Vellón. Barcelona; 1 de enero de 1854.
. Boletin de la Sociedad de Biología de Concepción. Sociedad de Biología de Concepción; Biology; Biology. Bol. Soc. Biol. Concepción, Chile. Tomo 71, 2000 las isotermas de 17,18, 19 y 20 -C. En diciembre y enero las capas se vuelven a calentar hasta los 6 metros de profundidad y la acción del viento distri- buye el calor a los estratos profundos. En todos los estratos se va produciendo un aumento de la tempe- ratura a partir de agosto. En enero, las variaciones de temperatura en todos los estratos, fueron compa- rativamente más bajas que entre septiembre y di- ciembre lo que indica el inicio d Stock Photo
RMRHHAF7–. Boletin de la Sociedad de Biología de Concepción. Sociedad de Biología de Concepción; Biology; Biology. Bol. Soc. Biol. Concepción, Chile. Tomo 71, 2000 las isotermas de 17,18, 19 y 20 -C. En diciembre y enero las capas se vuelven a calentar hasta los 6 metros de profundidad y la acción del viento distri- buye el calor a los estratos profundos. En todos los estratos se va produciendo un aumento de la tempe- ratura a partir de agosto. En enero, las variaciones de temperatura en todos los estratos, fueron compa- rativamente más bajas que entre septiembre y di- ciembre lo que indica el inicio d
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An Aymara shaman blows a conch shell as he walks in front of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEMWN–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An Aymara shaman blows a conch shell as he walks in front of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
Ernest Lluch Martín (Vilasar de Mar, Barcelona, 21 de enero de 1937 - Barcelona, 21 de noviembre de 2000). Político español del PSC. Ministro de Sanidad y Consumo entre 1982 y 1986, fue asesinado por la banda terrorista ETA cuando contaba 63 años y estaba retirado de la vida política. Barcelona, 1989. Stock Photo
RMP7BNBX–Ernest Lluch Martín (Vilasar de Mar, Barcelona, 21 de enero de 1937 - Barcelona, 21 de noviembre de 2000). Político español del PSC. Ministro de Sanidad y Consumo entre 1982 y 1986, fue asesinado por la banda terrorista ETA cuando contaba 63 años y estaba retirado de la vida política. Barcelona, 1989.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Bolivian police escort an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded on top of a decorated car through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEN3C–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Bolivian police escort an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded on top of a decorated car through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Bolivian president Evo Morales (right, silhouetted) throws petals over an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEMEP–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Bolivian president Evo Morales (right, silhouetted) throws petals over an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Aymara shamans carrying conch shells walks in front of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEMWB–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Aymara shamans carrying conch shells walks in front of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) seen in front of San Francisco church and a wiphala flag as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEMED–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) seen in front of San Francisco church and a wiphala flag as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) seen in front of san Francisco church and a wiphala flag as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEN1T–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) seen in front of san Francisco church and a wiphala flag as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Bolivian police escort an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded on top of a decorated car through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. Stock Photo
RM2WFEMW5–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. Bolivian police escort an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded on top of a decorated car through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. People take photos with their smartphones of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. On the right is part of San Francisco church. Stock Photo
RM2WFEN12–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. People take photos with their smartphones of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. On the right is part of San Francisco church.
La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An Aymara shaman blows a conch shell as he walks in front of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. On the right is part of San Francisco church. Stock Photo
RM2WFEMWH–La Paz, BOLIVIA; 24th January 2015. An Aymara shaman blows a conch shell as he walks in front of an ancient illa (or statue) of an Ekeko (an Aymara god of abundance) as it is paraded through the streets of La Paz to celebrate its first appearance at the Alasitas festival, which starts today. The statue is around 2000 years old and was made by the Pucara culture. It was taken from the archaeological site of Tiwanaku to Switzerland in 1858, and returned to Bolivia by the Berne History Museum in November 2014. On the right is part of San Francisco church.
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