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Brunca is one of six
socioeconomic regions of
Costa Rica.
Brunca may also
refer to:
Brunca (Bithynia), a town of
ancient Bithynia Boruca people Boruca...
- The
Boruca (also
known as the
Brunca or the
Brunka) are the
indigenous people living in
Costa Rica. The
tribe has
about 2,660 members, most
living on a...
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Brunka is a
district of the
Buenos Aires canton, in the
Puntarenas province of
Costa Rica.
Brunka was
created on 18
August 2000 by
Acuerdo 719-MSP. Brunka...
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Schadee and
Sylvain Lelarge of the
Netherlands and José
Carlos Morales of the
Brunka (Boruca)
people of
Costa Rica
started ID in 1998; two
worldwide and five...
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seven of the
indigenous territories,
including Bribi, Cabecar,
Teribe and
Brunka). This will be the
largest hydro-electric dam in
Central America and will...
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creation of the
universe - the
Center of the
world - that come from the pre-
Brunka spirituality (Diquís culture).
Archaeological tourism is a
concept that...
- ISBN 9780292796836. de Fábrega,
Henri (Jan–Mar 1903). "Folk-Lore of the
Bribri and
Brunka Indians in
Costa Rica". The
Journal of
American Folk-Lore. 16 (60): 1–9...
- was re-elected in 1995 over a
strong challenge from
former councillor Ray
Brunka.
Along with Glen
Murray and Dan Vandal, she was one of only
three WIN members...
- of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 11,000 inhabitants. The
villages of
Brunka, Hněvkovice, Kletečná, Krasoňov, Lhotka, Petrovice, Plačkov, Rozkoš, Světlice...
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Brunca or
Brunka or
Brunga was a town of
ancient Bithynia on the
coast of the Propontis, on the road from
Nicomedia to Libyssa, 13 M.P. from the former...
