diaguitas by Benjamín Salgado Durán

contry of the diaguitas

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specifically in the Norte Chico de Chile, which ranges from the Copiapó river in the north to the Choapa in the south,since the years (1200,1470 d.c)

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the diaguitas spoke in cacán (extinct);
 and now in Spanish (currently) and its current population is 88,000 people.

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the economy of the Diaguitas lived from agriculture. The construction of irrigation systems allowed them to grow a wide variety of products, such as corn, quinoa, beans, and squash.

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Religion. They worshiped the sun and the phenomena of nature. They believed in lightning and thunder, considered gods of the Andes, connected with Mother Earth.

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Their clothing consisted of a cotton or llama wool shirt that reached below the knee and was sometimes cinched at the waist. Sometimes they wore a poncho over it and a hat on their heads. They wore ushutas, leather sandals with woolen or leather strings.

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