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Martin Gusinde: An Anthropologist-Priest in Tierra del Fuego
How a European priest became a close observer and recorder of the 20th century Yahgan and Selk'nam people groups, including their secret rites
Sep 8
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Christine Kindberg
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Best Books about Tierra del Fuego
A roundup of travel writing about this fascinating place
Aug 25
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Christine Kindberg
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Building a Road out of Ushuaia (and Why that Was Important)
Mountains are beautiful, but they can also be isolating
Jul 28
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Christine Kindberg
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Strange Victorian Medicines
I'm happy not time traveling, thank you
Jul 14
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Christine Kindberg
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The "Other" Mission: The Catholics in Tierra del Fuego
How the Anglican missionaries I'm researching were similar and different from Catholic counterparts
Jun 30
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Christine Kindberg
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The Patagonian Welsh
How a community of immigrants carries on the language and culture of Victorian Wales in Southern Argentina
Jun 9
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Christine Kindberg
Memorial Day Repost
Why there are still rusty machine guns pointing across the Beagle Channel
May 26
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Christine Kindberg
The Traveling Stirling House
How a missionary prefab structure became the longest-standing building in Tierra del Fuego
Apr 28
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Christine Kindberg
The Fox and the Hummingbird: A Yahgan Fable
The brave hummingbird takes on the selfish fox to teach the importance of sharing resources instead of hoarding them.
Apr 14
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Christine Kindberg
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Lucas Bridges and His Book
How the middle child of a missionary made his family and the region famous
Mar 31
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Christine Kindberg
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The French Scientific Expedition of 1882-1883 and their Photographs
How a study of the planet Venus became a wealth of information on the Yahgan
Mar 3
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Christine Kindberg
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Chile's President and My Novel
A few surprising connections
Feb 17
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Christine Kindberg
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