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Guatemala - Culture Smart!: the essential guide to customs & culture by Lisa Vaughn, 2007-06-05 Culture and Customs of Guatemala (Culture and Customs of Latin America and the Caribbean) by Maureen E. Shea, 2008-10-30 In Focus Guatemala: A Guide to the People, Politics and Culture by Trish O'Kane, 1999-02 Culture of Fire.(Guatemala)(Brief Article): An article from: E by Megan Epler Wood, 1999-07-01 Early cultures and human ecology in south coastal Guatemala (Smithsonian contributions to anthropology) by Michael D Coe, 1967 Inverse Images: The Meaning of Culture, Ethnicity, and Family in Postcolonial Guatemala by John Hawkins, 1984-12 Maya Ethnolinguistic Identity: Violence, Cultural Rights, and Modernity in Highland Guatemala by Brigittine M. French, 2010-03-01 Toltec influence on the postclassic culture history of highland Guatemala by Robert M Carmack, 1968 Guatemala (Cultures of the World) by Sean Sheehan, Magdalene Koh, 2009-03 Guatemalan Culture: Music of Guatemala The Mayan movement today: issues of indigenous culture and development in Guatemala by V??ctor, and Esquit Choy, Alberto G??lvez Borrell, 1997 Culture, self-directed learning readiness, and per capita income in five countries.: An article from: SAM Advanced Management Journal by Paul J. Guglielmino, Lucy Madsen Guglielmino, 2006-03-22 Executive Report on Strategies in Guatemala, 2000 edition (Strategic Planning Series) by Guatemala Research Group, The Guatemala Research Group, 2000-11-02 The Hawaiian coffee planters' manual. With notes of the methods of coffee culture practised in Guatemala, Brazil, Liberia and Ceylon

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1. Guatemala Culture | Lonely Planet World Guide
   One of the most intriguing cultural aspects is the infinite and exotic varietyof the handmade, traditional clothing of Guatemala s Maya population.  
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   Extractions: Guatemala Guatemala's many Mayan ruins and colonial buildings are its most impressive architectural attributes. One of the most intriguing cultural aspects is the infinite and exotic variety of the handmade, traditional clothing of Guatemala's Maya population. The design of the women's colorfully embroidered tunics, capes and skirts dates back to precolonial days. Certain details of garment and design identify the wearer's group and village, and can also have multiple religious or magical meanings. Music and traditional dance also feature in many Mayan religious festivals. Spanish is the most commonly spoken language in Guatemala, and Roman Catholicism is the principal religion. Evangelical and Pentecostal Christian denominations have gained wide followings, while the Maya have preserved aspects of their traditional religions, often blended with Catholicism. Guatemalan cuisine can't compete with that of Mexico, although standard Mexican fare such as tortillas and tacos can be found. Mostly you'll encounter tough grilled or fried meat, meat and more meat. Beans and rice are often the cheapest and best alternative, and the country has a surprising number of Chinese restaurants. Coffee is available everywhere - sometimes spectacularly good, but the best beans are typically exported. Beer is prevalent, in light and dark versions, and rum and Quetzalteca are the nation's favored rocket fuels. : We've tried to make the information on this web site as accurate as possible, but it is provided 'as is' and we accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by anyone resulting from this information. You should verify critical information like visas, health and safety, customs, and transportation) with the relevant authorities before you travel.

2. Guatemala Culture Page
   Guatemalan Culture And History A Brief Survey. Guatemalas culture is a unique product of Native American ways and a strong Spanish colonial heritage. About half of Guatemalas population is mestizo  
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   Extractions: Guatemalan Culture And History: A Brief Survey mestizo (known in Guatemala as ladino Guatemala is the most western of the Central American states, bounded on the west and north by Mexico, on the east by Belize and the Gulf of Honduras, on the southeast by Honduras and El Salvador, and on the south by the Pacific Ocean. Its total area of 108,889 sq km (42,042 (1998) sq mi) makes it the third largest nation in the region, after Nicaragua and Honduras. At its widest points, the republic stretches about 430 km (270 mi) east to west and 450 km (280 mi) north to south. A woman in traditional Maya dress sells fruits and vegetables at a village market in Guatemala. About half of Guatemala's population is of Maya descent, and they have retained a distinct identity, especially in rural areas. Two mountain chains traverse Guatemala from west to east, dividing the country into three major regions: the western highlands, where the mountains are located; the Pacific coast, south of the mountains; and the Petén region, north of the mountains. These areas vary in climate, elevation, and landscape, providing dramatic contrasts between dense tropical lowlands and highland peaks and valleys. A narrow, fertile plain of volcanic soil stretches along the Pacific coast. Once covered with tropical vegetation and grasslands, this area is now developed into plantations where sugar, rubber trees, and cattle are raised.

3. MapZones.com Culture
   guatemala culture. Guatemala History. Guatemala, Culture, Back to Top. The nation ssociety is marked by pronounced extremes in the conduct of daily life.  
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   Extractions: Country Info Guatemala Introduction Guatemala General Data Guatemala Maps Guatemala Culture ... Guatemala Time and Date Guatemala Culture Back to Top The nation's society is marked by pronounced extremes in the conduct of daily life. In the capital city families live much as they do in the cosmopolitan centres of Europe, whereas within an hour's drive of the capital are Indians whose patterns of daily life remain those of past centuries. The pattern of culture is characterized by sharp contrasts, whether it be in the language spoken or in matters pertaining to the household, cuisine, attire, or family affairs. The contrast between the modern ways of Guatemala City, the center of Guatemalan cultural activity, and the traditional customs and crafts of the Maya peoples gives Guatemala a colorful and dynamic culture. Spanish colonists gave Guatemala its official language and many architectural and art treasures. Magnificent buildings of the colonial period remain at Antigua Guatemala, the colonial capital, located about 40 km (about 25 mi) from Guatemala City. Contemporary crafts such as weaving, jewelry making, and ceramics combine indigenous design and color patterns with Spanish technical skills. Throughout Guatemala, the marimba remains the typical Guatemalan musical medium, although it is often challenged now by Mexican ranchera music and North American rock. The nation's populace is increasingly exposed to the intrusion of foreign influences upon their way of life. All aspects of communication—periodical news, the comics, soap operas, film—are primarily of foreign origin. A multitude of products, from soaps and boxed cereals to automobiles and bottled drinks, bear foreign brand names.

4. Guatemala History & Guatemala Culture | IExplore
   Guatemala Travel. Monthly Newsletter. Signup for monthly travelspecials Save up to 50% Privacy Statement. Guatemala History.  
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   Extractions: Privacy Statement The ancestors of the Maya gave up hunting, fishing and gathering at some point before 2000 BC and began growing crops. Corn was the reliable staple that allowed the great civilizations of what is now Mexico and Central America to develop, and the Maya inhabited a large area. Their greatest accomplishments were achieved from AD 250 to 800, though their civilization was still in existence when Europeans arrived in the early 1500s. The Spaniards conquered the weak and divided Maya and took control of present-day Guatemala in 1524. During the colonial period, Spanish-born colonists held the reigns of power, but large groups of creoles (Spaniards born in the New World) and mestizos (those of mixed Spanish and indigenous heritage) also developed. At the bottom of the social hierarchy were those of pure Native-American or African heritage. The country gained independence from Spain in the early 1820s and became a republic in 1847. The recent political unrest can be traced to a 1954 coup - assisted by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency - that turned out a democratically elected leftist government. A series of military or military-influenced governments then ruled the country with a heavy hand and resistance became armed and organized. In response to growing popularity of guerrillas among the landless indigenous people in the 1960s, the army unleashed a campaign of terror in which thousands of people were killed and entire villages were massacred. In late 1996, the civil war ended when a series of agreements were signed between the Guatemalan government and guerrilla insurgents. Over its 36-year history, the war claimed the lives of an estimated 140,000 people.

5. Guatemala History & Guatemala Culture | IExplore
   Guatemala Travel.  
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   Extractions: dateString = 1090537660; Home Site Index Customer Service Shop MAGAZINES: National Traveler Adventure NG Kids NG Explorer TV AND FILM: Channel (U.S.) Channel (Intl) Explorer GUIDES: Adventure and Animals and History and Maps and News Photography Travel For Kids For Students For Teachers Complete Site Complete Site Index Subscribe Shop Call 1-800-iExplore Privacy Statement The ancestors of the Maya gave up hunting, fishing and gathering at some point before 2000 BC and began growing crops. Corn was the reliable staple that allowed the great civilizations of what is now Mexico and Central America to develop, and the Maya inhabited a large area. Their greatest accomplishments were achieved from AD 250 to 800, though their civilization was still in existence when Europeans arrived in the early 1500s. The Spaniards conquered the weak and divided Maya and took control of present-day Guatemala in 1524. During the colonial period, Spanish-born colonists held the reigns of power, but large groups of creoles (Spaniards born in the New World) and mestizos (those of mixed Spanish and indigenous heritage) also developed. At the bottom of the social hierarchy were those of pure Native-American or African heritage. The country gained independence from Spain in the early 1820s and became a republic in 1847.

6. Guatemala Flights Guatemala Travel Guatemala Culture Guatemala Geography Guatema
   guatemala culture and Geography Info Home Latin America Destinations Guatemala Culture and Geography. Guatemala. Guatemala’s  
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7. Travel To Guatemala Culture - Detailed Travel Information And More About Guatema
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   Guatemala guatemala culture. Click here for guatemala culture Travel Deals. http//www.cheapairlines.comMore of The Best guatemala culture Sites We ve Found.  
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9. Guatemala
   guatemala culture. Population 12,639,939 (July 2000 est.) Age structure014 years 42% (male 2,735,107; female 2,622,412) 15-64  
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10. Honduras And Guatemala: Culture, History, Ecotourism, Nature, Adventure, Colonia
    spots. Overnight in Antigua Guatemala. (B) Day 3 After Atitlan. Thissmall towm still keeps the Mayan traditions and culture. We  
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    Extractions: Are you interested? This is tour is no longer offered by InfoHub. To find similar tours or other tours available, click for more information. A 14 day/ 13 night adventure through Guatemala and Honduras. Arrival at the Guatemala City airport, transfer to your hotel. Overnight Guatemala city. After breakfast transfer to Antigua Guatemala. The earlier colonial capital of Central America was founded in 1543. We will visit the Main Square, the Monastery of Capuchins, the Churches of La Merced and San Francisco, the music museum Kojom, palace of the Captains Generals, the Cathedral and other buildings and colonial spots. Overnight in Antigua Guatemala. B After breakfast, departure toward the inner highlands in Chichicastenango. We will tour the famous open air market (held every Thursday and Sunday), where colorful native handicrafts of the region are for sale. Enter the 400 year old church of Santo Tomas, where catholic and pagan rites take place in a mystical atmosphere. In the afternoon we continue toward Lake Atitlan, to admire one of the most beautiful scenarios in the world. Overnight in Panajachel.

11. Guatemala: Culture And Business
    Even if the shops don´t look so pretty it is possible to buy nearly everythingin Guatemala. Click on the picture and you´ll get further  
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12. Voyages-sncf.com World Guide - Guatemala Culture
    Translate this page Guatemala, Culture La société guatémaltèque est constituée essentiellementde Ladinos et de Mayas. La culture ladina tend vers  
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13. ITravel | Guatemala Culture/Conduct Reviews
    iAgora / iTravel / Guatemala / Guatemala / Reviews / Culture/Conduct Reviews.iTravel, Login now! Guatemala, Guatemala Culture/Conduct, Guatemala hotel.  
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14. ITravel | Guatemala Culture
    Guatemala, Guatemala Culture, Guatemala hotel. Details » Read more GuatemalaCulture/Conduct Reviews » Write your guatemala culture/Conduct Review.  
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15. WorldRover - Culture Of Guatemala
    guatemala culture and History Books. Commonwealth Secretariat Includes profilesfor member countries as well as links to their official websites.  
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    Extractions: Welcome to WorldRover's listing of country history and culture for Guatemala. Check out the links below to find more information on the people and history of a country. On the right you can also find flag clip art and maps available for free download. Embassy information is also available for a number of countries around the world, however, please confirm all information. We hope to add additional links regarding the culture of Guatemala as they become available. If you have a site or know of a site that should be added, please let us know. Thanks for visiting WorldRover's history, people, and culture site. Guatemala Culture and History Books Commonwealth Secretariat - Includes profiles for member countries as well as links to their official websites. Anthropology: Introduction to a Broad Discipline - Provides a description of the sub-disciplines of biological and social anthropology. Also offers information on medical anthropology. Features articles and links to related resources. Celts of the Gallic Lands - Information about the ancient inhabitants of Gaul aimed at Spanish speakers, but with text in French and English too.

16. Culture In Guatemala - Vacation Packages
    Find the perfect guatemala culture vacation at GORPtravel, featuringadventure travel vacation packages from the best tour operators.  
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17. Guatemala History & Guatemala Culture | IExplore
    Guatemala History. Guatemala Trip Search. See Trips to Guatemala. GuatemalaTravel Experts. Meet our Central and South America expert Ken Obrion.  
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    Extractions: Privacy Statement The ancestors of the Maya gave up hunting, fishing and gathering at some point before 2000 BC and began growing crops. Corn was the reliable staple that allowed the great civilizations of what is now Mexico and Central America to develop, and the Maya inhabited a large area. Their greatest accomplishments were achieved from AD 250 to 800, though their civilization was still in existence when Europeans arrived in the early 1500s. The Spaniards conquered the weak and divided Maya and took control of present-day Guatemala in 1524. During the colonial period, Spanish-born colonists held the reigns of power, but large groups of creoles (Spaniards born in the New World) and mestizos (those of mixed Spanish and indigenous heritage) also developed. At the bottom of the social hierarchy were those of pure Native-American or African heritage. The country gained independence from Spain in the early 1820s and became a republic in 1847. The recent political unrest can be traced to a 1954 coup - assisted by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency - that turned out a democratically elected leftist government. A series of military or military-influenced governments then ruled the country with a heavy hand and resistance became armed and organized. In response to growing popularity of guerrillas among the landless indigenous people in the 1960s, the army unleashed a campaign of terror in which thousands of people were killed and entire villages were massacred. In late 1996, the civil war ended when a series of agreements were signed between the Guatemalan government and guerrilla insurgents. Over its 36-year history, the war claimed the lives of an estimated 140,000 people.

18. Guatemala Culture
    Robert Leon Photographer photojournalism, feature stories culture photos; Livingston Guatemala Garifuna, Garifuna Culture Garifuna Festivalphotos Livingston Guatemala Garifuna, Garifuna Culture Garifuna Festival;  
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19. ExpatExchange.com: Living & Working Abroad
    date. Need info. on guatemala culture, kendra, 1, 9/23/2003 648PM. Retirement in Guatemala, tico1214, 0, 3/31/2003 1038 PM. Searching  
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20. CULTUREFOCUS Travel Photos. Pictures From Egypt, Syria, Jordan, India, Nepal, Gu
    Travel photos taken in Egypt, Syria, Jordan, India, Nepal, guatemala, Mexico, Peru and on safaris in Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia). Pictures, culture and history from around the world. Nepal .  
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    Extractions: A personal collection of travel photos featuring pictures from around the world. Sorry, this page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them. However, you can click on the links below or click here to enter my site. Photos of Nepal. Nepal pictures including Kathmandu temples, Bodhnath, Swayambhunath, and a trek near Mount Everest in the Himalaya. India pictures featuring Varanasi on the Ganges, the Taj Mahal and the Temples of Khajuraho. Egypt pictures . Photos of some wonders of ancient Egypt including the Great Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx, Luxor, Karnak and Abu Simbel. More about the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt including photos of the Great Pyramid of Khafre. More about Luxor and Karnak Temples, the temples of ancient Thebes in Egypt. More about the Valley of the Kings , tombs for Egyptian pharaohs with illustrations of Egyptian gods. Photos of Syria and Jordan featuring Palmyra and Petra.

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