Paper Sea Route: The influence of Chinese culture on the formation of elements of Mexican folk art accompanying various celebrations
It is worth recalling the hypothesis concerning the migration of people from Asia, who - in the search for food and new land - moved over the Bering land bridge and continued their journey to the south of America, towards the Andes. Hence the affinity and even physical similarity between the native...
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Format: | Article in Journal/Newspaper |
Language: | English |
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Polish Institute of World Art Studies / Polski Instytut Studiów Nad Sztuką Świata
2019
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Online Access: | https://hasp.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/journals/ao/article/view/9073 |
Summary: | It is worth recalling the hypothesis concerning the migration of people from Asia, who - in the search for food and new land - moved over the Bering land bridge and continued their journey to the south of America, towards the Andes. Hence the affinity and even physical similarity between the native Indians of America and their Asian ancestors. There is also a theory regarding human expansion via the sea route, which presumably took place along the shoreline of North and South Americas. |
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