- A
Poporo is a
device used by
indigenous cultures in
present and pre-Columbian
South America for
storage of
small amounts of lime
produced from
burnt and...
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Solanum aviculare,
commonly called poroporo or
pōporo (New Zealand),
bumurra (Dharug),
kangaroo apple, pam plum (Australia), or New
Zealand nightshade...
- of conception, manufacture, and finish." The most
noteworthy poporos artifact is the
Poporo Quimbaya exhibited in the Gold
Museum in Bogotá, Colombia. Cast...
- 1mile Te
Pōporo /
Bulli Point Ohoumahanga Point Motutere Point Jellicoe Point Bulli Point (Māori: Te
Pōporo,
officially gazetted as Te
Pōporo / Bulli...
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Voiced by:
Hajime Koseki (****anese); Rick
Peeples (English)
Chief Poporo Chief Poporo became section chief supervising the
Lovely Angels after Garner's...
- culture's the most
emblematic piece comes from this period, a form of
poporo known as the
Poporo Quimbaya, on
exhibit at the Bogotá Gold Museum. The most frequent...
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consumed by the Kogi, Arhuaco, and Wiwa by
using a
special device called poporo. The
poporo is the mark of manhood; it is
regarded by men as a good companion...
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archaeological patrimony of Colombia.[citation needed] The
object known as
Poporo Quimbaya was the
first one in a collection. It has been on
exhibition for...
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distinct traditions. For example, all Kogi men
receive a
poporo when they come of age. A
poporo is a small,
hollow gourd filled with lima ("lime"), a powder...
- god
statue from Copán, Honduras, 600-800 AD Room 24 - Gold Lime
Flasks (
poporos),
Quimbaya Culture, Colombia, 600-1100 AD Room 27 -
Lintel 25 from Yaxchilan...
