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1
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andean condor
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Andean
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The Andean condor is spiritually and culturally significant in Andean folklore and mythology.
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5
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2
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llullaillaco
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Andean
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Llullaillaco is a significant Andean mountain with religious and archaeological importance, including the discovery of preserved Incan children.
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4
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3
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inca
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Andean
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The Andean culture is rooted in the proud historical heritage of the flourishing Inca civilization.
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3
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4
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pan flute
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Andean
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The pan flute is a traditional Andean musical instrument with deep cultural significance.
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3
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5
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chimborazo
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Andean
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Chimborazo is a revered mountain in Ecuador with cultural significance for Andean indigenous people.
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2
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6
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south american camelid
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Andean
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South American camelids are essential to Andean culture and economies, valued for their wool and meat.
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2
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7
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corn usage
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Andean
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Andean culture uses corn in traditional dishes such as tamales and choclo con queso.
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1
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8
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hospitality
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Andean
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Hospitality in Andean culture is shown through communal meals and resource-sharing within the community.
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1
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9
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marriage
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Andean
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In Andean culture, some communities accept polygamous or polyamorous marriages.
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1
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10
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mountain houses
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Andean
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Andean mountain houses are often constructed with adobe or stone to endure harsh weather conditions.
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1
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11
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noodles
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Andean
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Andean culture prefers traditional noodles made from grains other than wheat.
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1
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12
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personal space
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Andean
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In Andean culture, physical closeness and touch are regarded as indications of warmth and friendliness within personal space.
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1
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13
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rice
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Andean
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In Andean culture, quinoa and other grains are traditional staples, not rice.
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1
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