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Latin American historical myths.
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Module 4
Module 4: The Tairona and Kogi: Guardians of the 'Heart of the World'
1
Sierra Nevada: Cradle of Tairona and Kogi Culture
Describe the environment of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and its role in Tairona and Kogi culture.
Describe the environment of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and its role in Tairona and Kogi culture.
2
The Kogi and the Heart of the World
Explain the Kogi concept of the Sierra Nevada as the 'Heart of the World'.
Explain the Kogi concept of the Sierra Nevada as the 'Heart of the World'.
3
Aluna and the Balance of the World
Describe the Kogi cosmological principle of 'Aluna' (the spiritual world) and the importance of maintaining balance.
Describe the Kogi cosmological principle of 'Aluna' (the spiritual world) and the importance of maintaining balance.
4
The Kogi Creation Myth: Serankua and the Great Mother
Recount the Kogi creation myth of Serankua and the Great Mother.
Recount the Kogi creation myth of Serankua and the Great Mother.
5
The Mamo's Role in Cosmic Balance and Knowledge
Identify the role of the Mamo (spiritual leader) in preserving cosmic balance and knowledge.
Identify the role of the Mamo (spiritual leader) in preserving cosmic balance and knowledge.
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