by: ryan grey. “el museo de matales preciosos precolombinos” translates to “the museum of...
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El Museo de Matales Preciosos
PrecolombinosBy: Ryan Grey
“El Museo de Matales Preciosos Precolombinos” translates to “The Museum of Precious (Pre-columbian) Metals
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El Museo de Metales Preciosos Precolombinos is located in La Paz, Bolivia
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The Museum contains pre-columbian treasures of gold, silver, and copper.
Pre-Columbian Temple
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El Museo de Metales Preciosos is also known as “Museo del Oro” (Gold Museum)
Though it does not JUST contain gold. It has beautiful ceramic objects, and paintings.
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The Museum contains 3 different halls with art made of gold, copper, and silver.
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FactsTiwanaku Gold mask - Tiwanaku, Bolivia Kalasasaya Complex housed at the Museo de Metales Preciosos Precolombinos
Facts This picture shows Inca ornamental gold discs dates back to 1000AC on display at the Museo de Metales Preciosos Precolombinos
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This picture is of the Inca Gold Offering Figurine housed at the Museo de Metales Preciosos Precolombinos
Facts This is another Tiwanaku Gold mask at the
Museo de Metales Preciosos Precolombinos The reason that there is more than one
mask is that the Tiwanaku culture goes back more than 1500 years.
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