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and residence of Inga the emperor. The emperor, after he had beheld him, knew him to be a
Christian, and caused him to be lodged in his palace, and well entertained. He was brought thither all the way blindfold, led by the Indians, until he came to the entrance of Manoa itself, and was fourteen or fifteen days in the passage. He avowed at his death that he entered the city at noon, and then they uncovered his face; and that he traveled all that day till night through the city, and the next day from sun rising to sun setting, ere he came to the palace of Inga. After that Martinez had lived seven months in Manoa, and began to understand the language of the country, Inga asked him whether he desired to return into his own country, or would willingly abide with him. But Martinez, not desirous to stay, obtained the favour of Inga to depart.
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ofreciese a su dios. Entraban con Ă©l en la balsa cuatro caciques, los mĂĄs principales, sus sujetos, muy aderezados de plumerĂa, coronas de oro, brazales y chagualas y orejeras de oro, tambiĂ©n desnudos, y cada cual llevaba su ofrecimiento. En partiendo la balsa de tierra comenzaban los instrumentos, cornetas, fotutos y otros instrumentos, y con esto una gran vocerĂa que atronaba montes y valles y duraba hasta que la balsa llegaba al medio de la laguna, de donde, con una bandera, se hacĂa señal para el silencio.
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ni ajĂ y otras cosas que les vedaban; y entre ellas que durante el ayuno no habĂan de ver el sol, sĂłlo de noche tenĂan licencia para salir de la cueva y ver la luna y estrellas y recogerse antes que el sol los viese. Y cumplido este ayuno y ceremonias se metĂan en posesiĂłn del cacicazgo o señorĂo, y la primera jornada que habĂan de hacer era ir a la gran laguna de
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HacĂa el indio dorado su ofrecimiento echando todo el oro que llevaba a los pies en el medio de la laguna, y los demĂĄs caciques que iban con Ă©l y le acompañaban hacĂan lo propio, lo cual acabado abatĂan la bandera, que en todo el tiempo que gastaban en el ofrecimiento la tenĂan levantada, y partiendo
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wrote that the Indian was an ambassador who had come to request military assistance from the Inca, unaware that they had already been conquered. The Indian told
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A este tiempo desnudaban al heredero en carnes vivas y lo untaban con una tierra pegajosa y lo espolvoreaban con oro en polvo y molido, de tal manera que iba cubierto todo de este metal. MetĂanle en la balsa, en la cual iba parado, y a los pies le ponĂan un gran montĂłn de oro y esmeraldas para que
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Company for the Exploitation of the Lagoon of Guatavita was formed and taken over by Contractors Ltd. of London, in a deal brokered by British expatriate Hartley Knowles. The lake was drained by a tunnel that emerged in the centre of the lake. The water was drained to a depth of about
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At this time, they stripped the heir to his skin, and anointed him with a sticky earth on which they placed gold dust so that he was completely covered with this metal. They placed him on the raft ... and at his feet they placed a great heap of gold and emeralds for him to offer to his god. In the
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November 1739, Nicholas Horstman, a German surgeon commissioned by the Dutch Governor of Guiana, traveled up the Essequibo River accompanied by two Dutch soldiers and four Indian guides. In April 1741 one of the Indian guides returned reporting that in 1740 Horstman had crossed over to the Rio
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The gilded Indian then ... out all the pile of gold into the middle of the lake, and the chiefs who had accompanied him did the same on their own accounts. ... After this they lowered the flag, which had remained up during the whole time of offering, and, as the raft moved towards the shore, the
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LĂĄzaro Fonte and HernĂĄn Perez de Quesada attempted (unsuccessfully) to drain the lake in 1545 using a "bucket chain" of labourers. After three months, the water level had been reduced by three metres (9.8 feet), and only a small amount of gold was recovered, with a value of 3,000â4,000
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He went about all covered with powdered gold, as casually as if it were powdered salt. For it seemed to him that to wear any other finery was less beautiful, and that to put on ornaments or arms made of gold worked by hammering, stamping, or by other means, was a vulgar and common
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raft with him went four principal subject chiefs, decked in plumes, crowns, bracelets, pendants and ear rings all of gold. They, too, were naked, and each one carried his offering ... when the raft reached the centre of the lagoon, they raised a banner as a signal for silence.
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away, to keep them from trouble-making, using the El Dorado myth as a lure. A year later, Aguirre participated in the overthrow and killing of UrsĂșa and his successor, Fernando de GuzmĂĄn, whom he ultimately succeeded. He and his men reached the
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and his army of 800 men away from their mission to find an overland route to Peru and up into the Andean homeland of the Muisca for the first time. The southern Muisca settlements and their treasures quickly fell to the
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and discovery of Lake Guatavita, a handful of expeditions had set out to explore the lowlands to the east of the Andes in search of gold, cinnamon, precious stones, and anything else of value. During the
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in Stanford, California, has estimated, using satellite data and field surveys together, that mining covered fewer than 10,000 hectares in 1999 but had spread beyond 50,000 hectares by September 2012.
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la balsa a tierra comenzaba la grita, gaitas y fotutos con muy largos corros de bailes y danzas a su modo, con la cual ceremonia recibĂan al nuevo electo y quedaba conocido por señor y prĂncipe.
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four feet of mud and slime. This made it impossible to explore, and, when the mud had dried in the sun, it had set like concrete. Artifacts worth only about ÂŁ500 were found, and auctioned at
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Storm Van's Gravesande: The Rise of British Guiana, Compiled from his Works
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Lives of the British Admirals: Robert Devereux. Sir Walter Raleigh Volume 4
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Nieuwe caerte van het Wonderbaer ende Goudrjcke Landt Guiana
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Red Gold: The Conquest of the Brazilian Indians, 1500â1760,
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Red Gold: The Conquest of the Brazilian Indians, 1500â1760
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Harris, C. A.; Abraham, John; De Villiers, Jacob (1911).
817:. Luis Daza recorded that the Indian was a warrior while
3584:. Vol. 40, no. 855. March 2016. Archived from
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Gaceta Oficial de la Republica Bolivarinara de Venezuela
40:, was said to cover his body in gold dust, and from his
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Historia crĂtica de los mitos de la conquista americana
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English colonies in Guiana and on the Amazon, 1604â1668
2708:(1596; repr., Amsterdam: Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, 1968)
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Tropics Bound: Elizabeth's Seadogs on the Spanish Main
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Conquista y descubrimiento del Nuevo Reino de Granada
1088:. In March 1591, while he was waiting for supplies on
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period in Venezuela (1528â1546), agents of the German
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that attacked Orellana's men while on their voyage).
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banking family (which had received a concession from
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and numerous others searched what is today Colombia,
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Castellanos, Juan de (1850). "Parte III, Canto II".
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1252:but found neither gold nor any evidence of a city.
423:By countless ways was spread throughout the world.
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2925:Elena Mampel GonzĂĄlez; Neus Escandell Tur (1981).
2033:Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
3067:Hakluyt Society, Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2006.
2175:(Volumes 30â39, regarding the city of Shandora.)
954:Expeditions of Pedro de UrsĂșa and Lope de Aguirre
570:during his Latin America expedition (1799â1804).
3394:Itinerant Ambassador: The Life of Sir Thomas Roe
761:Between 1531 and 1538, the German conquistadors
4014:The Creature in the Map: A Journey to El Dorado
3711:Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
3506:Waterton, Charles (1891). Moore, Norman (ed.).
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2931:. Edicions Universitat Barcelona. p. 132.
2877:. Parkstone International. pp. 1524â1525.
2778:Wilson, James Grant; Fiske, John, eds. (1900).
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1014:while on an expedition to the highlands of the
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646:Early search for gold in northern South America
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3865:(in Spanish). Buenos Aires: Juan RoldĂĄn y CĂa.
3391:Brown, Michael J. (2015). Rowse, A. L. (ed.).
2874:Lope de Aguirre y la rebelión de los marañones
1257:Santo Tomé de Guayana de Angostura del Orinoco
888:Pizarro and Orellana's discovery of the Amazon
415:The soldiers, light of heart and well content,
5874:Mythological kingdoms, empires, and countries
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1064:of London. Some of these were donated to the
914:in Peru, as vice governor of the province of
845:and found cinnamon trees but no rich empire.
413:And worthy credence these things he affirmed;
53:This Muisca raft figure is on display in the
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3207:"El Dorado Legend Snared Sir Walter Raleigh"
2784:Appletons' CyclopĂŠdia of American Biography.
1722:Sopor Aeternus & the Ensemble of Shadows
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1435:(ISS) in 2021 showed golden areas near the
1255:In 1740, Don Manuel Centurion, Governor of
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2955:Historia oculta de la conquista de América
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2528:(chapter 24). Henry G. Bohn, London, 1853"
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2564:Great indigenous cultures of the Americas
1363:Learn how and when to remove this message
690:), was the first European to explore the
528:Learn how and when to remove this message
398:On which was laid a coat of powdered gold
2898:William A. Douglass; Jon Bilbao (2005).
2655:Historia general y natural de las Indias
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1912:The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time
1195:of the area in 1595. Harcourt gave them
1092:, his entire force was taken captive by
430:Historia general y natural de las Indias
407:Were there to make rich votive offerings
400:From sole of foot unto his highest brow,
390:A certain king he told of who, disrobed,
383:Did with him speak and solemnly announce
36:, a mythical tribal chief of the native
3452:Case, Tiffany and Burnham. p. 717.
3122:"Raleigh's Second Expedition to Guiana"
2958:. Ediciones Nowtilus S.L. p. 124.
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1142:Relation of the Second Voyage to Guiana
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409:Of golden trinkets and of emeralds rare
394:To make oblations, as himself had seen,
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3666:"Illicit gold rush in Peruvian Amazon"
2871:Beatriz Pastor; Sergio Callau (2011).
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1309:(1840) confirmed Humboldt's findings.
1033:(approx. US$ 100,000 today; a peso or
405:Arrivals without end, he further said,
402:Resplendent as the beaming of the sun.
3764:Ashton, Kimberly (17 December 2020).
2901:Amerikanuak: Basques in the New World
2646:Fernåndez de Oviedo y Valdés, Gonzalo
2618:Elejias de Varones Ilustres de Indias
2560:Grandes culturas indĂgenas de AmĂ©rica
1936:Gold and Glory: The Road to El Dorado
1856:Europa Universalis IV â El Dorado DLC
1136:In 1596 Raleigh sent his lieutenant,
379:And neighbor claimed to be of Bogata,
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5884:Fictional locations in South America
5864:Pre-Columbian mythology and religion
3446:Durivage, Francis Alexander (1847).
3340:Williamson, James Alexander (1923).
3186:from the original on 6 February 2018
2928:Lope de Aguirre: CrĂłnicas, 1559-1561
1345:adding citations to reliable sources
828:ÂĄVĂĄmos a buscar a este indio dorado!
434:Gonzalo Fernåndez de Oviedo y Valdés
411:And divers other of their ornaments;
392:Upon a lake was wont, aboard a raft,
385:A country rich in emeralds and gold.
171:. In pursuit of the legend, Spanish
3861:(1929). "CapĂtulo VII: El Dorado".
2997:from the original on 12 August 2014
1864:Age of Empires II: The Forgotten HD
975:Spanish conquest of the Inca Empire
377:Who in the town of Quito did abide.
375:An alien Indian, hailing from afar,
2025:National Treasure: Book of Secrets
1313:Additional gold and silver strikes
679:'s first expedition in July 1529.
14:
3164:. Vol. 30. pp. 398â399.
3086:"Lake Parime and the Golden City"
749:Inspection of the Welser army by
698:but was blocked by the rapids at
362:There is also an account, titled
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5492:Conquest of the Chibchan Nations
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3968:. Fundacion Biblioteca Ayacuch.
3377:Dictionary of National Biography
3259:Dictionary of National Biography
3161:Dictionary of National Biography
2981:"The Draining of Lake Guatavita"
2952:Gabriel SĂĄnchez Sorondo (2010).
1813:El Dorado City of Gold (pinball)
1508:, concert tour by Shakira (2018)
1441:Carnegie Institution for Science
1321:
1220:Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales
819:Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas
718:Even before the conquest of the
630:, a satirical nickname given to
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474:From ritual to myth and metaphor
200:(Seven Cities of Cibola) led to
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3380:. Vol. 49. pp. 89â93.
3295:10.1590/S0102-01882011000100016
2725:Harvard University Press, 1978.
2601:Freyle, Juan RodrĂguez (1636).
2590:Chiminichagua, o el ser supremo
1332:needs additional citations for
1222:, sailed his 200-ton ship, the
1075:Antonio de Berrio's expeditions
5787:Archaeology Museum of Sogamoso
4108:â Ancient History Encyclopedia
3562:. University of Hawai'i Press.
3282:Revista Brasileira de HistĂłria
3028:Trustees of the British Museum
2439:Spanish conquest of the Muisca
2095:Dora and the Lost City of Gold
1191:after he had famously visited
1118:Raleigh's El Dorado Expedition
902:, the younger half-brother of
855:Spanish conquest of the Muisca
656:Spanish conquest of the Muisca
313:of the Muisca, in a ritual at
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5869:Mythological populated places
5859:Muisca mythology and religion
5467:Pedro FernĂĄndez de Valenzuela
2417:The Narrative of Robert Adams
2334:Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul
2110:The Mysterious Cities of Gold
849:Quesada brothers' expeditions
773:for El Dorado. Subsequently,
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202:Francisco VĂĄzquez de Coronado
5844:Exploration of South America
5193:Diego de Torres y Moyachoque
4102:â El dorado the city of gold
3912:. Harvard University Press.
3613:Cano Franquiz, MarĂa Laura.
3399:University Press of Kentucky
3262:. Vol. 24. p. 321.
3054:. Longman. pp. 330â335.
2664:Real Academia de la Historia
2431:, mythological locations in
2087:Professor Shonku O El Dorado
1904:Pitfall: The Lost Expedition
1650:Prince Daddy & The Hyena
1447:El Dorado in popular culture
1431:A photograph taken from the
1160:Post-Elizabethan expeditions
806:by the Spanish authorities.
589:line of luxury automobiles.
579:El Dorado County, California
5792:Archaeology Museum of Pasca
3676:(7473): 596. October 2013.
3509:Wanderings in South America
3217:National Geographic Society
3182:. UNC School of Education.
3095:. p. 4. Archived from
2392:List of mythological places
2041:El Dorado Temple of the Sun
1433:International Space Station
1171:(Parime Lacus) on a map by
1074:
894:Amazon River § History
508:the claims made and adding
309:. According to Freyle, the
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5797:Metropolitan Museum of Art
5462:OrtĂșn VelĂĄzquez de Velasco
5400:Bartolomé Camacho Zambrano
4286:Battle of ChocontĂĄ (~1490)
3984:Hagen, Victor Wolfgang von
3792:"The Search for El Dorado"
3491:. Case, Lockwood. p.
3484:Pierce, Edward M. (1867).
3246:Robert Harcourt (explorer)
2524:"Humboldt, Alexander von,
1896:Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
1888:Sid Meier's Civilization V
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1012:Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada
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861:Gonzalo Jimenez de Quesada
852:
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832:Gonzalo Jimenez de Quesada
229:occupied the highlands of
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128:("The Golden Brother") or
21:El Dorado (disambiguation)
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5507:Battle of Tocarema (1538)
5457:Miguel HolguĂn y Figueroa
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4481:Ubaté-Chiquinquirå Valley
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3938:The Gilded Man, El Dorado
3309:Dean, James Seay (2013).
2242:The Last Lord of Eldorado
1993:Aguirre, the Wrath of God
1949:Revue Starlight El Dorado
1002:While the existence of a
868:in 1537 and 1538. On the
654:Prior to the time of the
642:on which it is situated.
5854:History of South America
5759:University of Pittsburgh
5754:Universidad La Javeriana
5749:Universidad de los Andes
5531:Research and collections
4117:â Tairona Heritage Trust
3875:The Search for El Dorado
3560:Journal of World History
3535:Ashgate Publishing, Ltd.
3273:Cardoso, AlĂrio (2011).
3253:"Harcourt, Robert"
3250:Goodwin, Gordon (1890).
2808:The search for El Dorado
2304:The Language of Eldorado
1920:Sid Meier's Colonization
1712:Electric Light Orchestra
992:colonial Spanish America
948:tribe of female warriors
714:The search for El Dorado
150:Altiplano Cundiboyacense
5415:HernĂĄn Venegas Carrillo
5390:Antonio DĂaz de Cardoso
5006:Caciques and neighbours
4281:Battle of Pasca (~1470)
3732:10.1073/pnas.1318271110
3527:RiviĂšre, Peter (2006).
3155:"Kemys, Lawrence"
2650:JosĂ© Amador de los RĂos
2453:Witwatersrand Gold Rush
2249:Donald Duck's story by
2187:The Gilded Man (comics)
1978:The Quest for El Dorado
1293:Between 1799 and 1804,
1043:King Philip II of Spain
946:(so named because of a
874:HernĂĄn PĂ©rez de Quesada
811:Sebastian de Benalcazar
800:Bartholomeus VI. Welser
573:Meanwhile, the name of
265:mythology of the Muisca
44:offer treasures to the
5502:Conquest of the Panche
5485:Neighbouring conquests
4721:Religion and mythology
3960:Rodriguez Freyle, Juan
2786:New York: D. Appleton.
2494:
2278:El Camino de El Dorado
2206:Beyond the Windy Isles
1971:Tabletop (Board) Games
1295:Alexander von Humboldt
1214:, on a mission to the
1193:during his exploration
1176:
1113:
1054:Alexander von Humboldt
827:
758:
603:
568:Alexander von Humboldt
555:
443:
426:
364:The Quest of El Dorado
360:
59:
5364:Gonzalo SuĂĄrez RendĂłn
4383:Geography and history
4001:The Loss of El Dorado
3048:Bell, Robert (1837).
2404:, a somewhat similar
2365:Darkness in El Dorado
2330:The Loss of El Dorado
2017:The Road to El Dorado
1840:Monster Hunter: World
1744:(Sid Banerjee) (2021)
1530:(2015) album "EXODUS"
1411:El Callao (Venezuela)
1290:, but found nothing.
1167:
1116:Further information:
1111:
940:Francisco de Orellana
898:In December of 1540,
748:
595:
307:Juan Rodriguez Freyle
29:
5744:Universidad Nacional
5497:Conquest of the Muzo
5405:Gonzalo GarcĂa Zorro
4958:Mythological figures
4949:Monster of Lake Tota
4676:Muisca Confederation
4004:. UK: André Deutsch.
3645:www.timesnownews.com
3407:10.2307/j.ctt130j7sv
3176:"Sir Walter Raleigh"
2703:Sir Walter Raleigh,
2556:Ocampo LĂłpez, Javier
2429:Seven Cities of Gold
2402:Montezuma's treasure
2201:based on the legend)
2164:Garo: Vanishing Line
2149:Kamen Rider Gotchard
1506:El Dorado World Tour
1341:improve this article
1129:in the highlands of
728:Muisca Confederation
246:Muisca Confederation
198:Seven Cities of Gold
5889:Legendary treasures
5731:Research institutes
5472:Pedro RuĂz Corredor
3934:Bandelier, A. F. A.
3723:2013PNAS..11018454A
3717:(46): 18454â18459.
3619:La Izquierda Diario
3591:on 20 January 2021.
3371:"Roe, Thomas"
3366:Lane-Poole, Stanley
3223:on 18 November 2010
3212:National Geographic
3150:Laughton, John Knox
2448:Tripura (mythology)
2336:, published in 1969
2282:Arturo Uslar Pietri
1690:Agent Orange (band)
1568:Two Steps From Hell
1548:Death Cab for Cutie
1419:British West Indies
1280:Pacaraima Mountains
1022:in search of gold.
998:Lake Guatavita gold
969:journeyed down the
836:Pedro Cieza de Leon
802:, were executed in
466:, Lake TeusacĂĄ and
368:Juan de Castellanos
295:The tribal ceremony
71:[eldoËÉŸaĂ°o]
55:Gold Museum, BogotĂĄ
16:South American myth
5452:MartĂn Yañéz Tafur
5420:Juan de AlbarracĂn
5395:Antonio de Lebrija
5374:Juan de San MartĂn
5359:Baltasar Maldonado
5349:Gonzalo de Quesada
4846:Goranchacha Temple
4491:Neighbouring areas
3859:de GandĂa, Enrique
3804:. 13 November 2015
3647:. 14 February 2021
3102:on 28 January 2015
2780:"Spire, Georg von"
2471:Spanish original:
2113:(1982â83, 2012â16)
2057:The Lost City of Z
1700:Goombay Dance Band
1610:The Tragically Hip
1426:Orinoco Mining Arc
1189:Sir Walter Raleigh
1179:On 23 March 1609,
1177:
1114:
882:Baltasar Maldonado
775:Philipp von Hutten
763:Nikolaus Federmann
759:
669:Charles I of Spain
632:Tombstone, Arizona
604:
493:possibly contains
196:The legend of the
169:Sir Walter Raleigh
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4586:Piedras del Tunjo
4470:Flora & fauna
4373:
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4369:
4368:
3317:The History Press
3017:"Guatavita, Lake"
2965:978-84-9763-601-8
2938:978-84-85411-51-1
2911:978-0-87417-625-4
2884:978-84-9740-535-5
2837:, pp. 91â95.
2573:978-958-14-0368-4
2347:Cadillac Eldorado
2324:Amazon rainforest
2315:A Handful of Dust
2284:published in 1947
2213:'s adventures by
2009:The Mask of Zorro
1728:Curse of Eldorado
1680:the March Violets
1409:The gold mine at
1373:
1372:
1365:
1307:Robert Schomburgk
982:(probably by the
904:Francisco Pizarro
878:Llanos Orientales
771:Llanos Orientales
736:Francisco Pizarro
682:Spanish explorer
677:Ambrosius Ehinger
620:Fountain of Youth
587:Cadillac Eldorado
538:
537:
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495:original research
317:near present-day
146:indigenous people
140:) or king of the
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5879:Mythical utopias
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2141:(2023, Season 3)
1880:The Secret World
1558:Every Time I Die
1459:The Company Band
1457:"El Dorado", by
1368:
1361:
1357:
1354:
1348:
1325:
1317:
1303:Charles Waterton
1284:Uraricoera River
1090:Margarita Island
958:In 1560, Basque
910:who toppled the
785:on the coast of
767:Georg von Speyer
751:Georg von Speyer
726:empires and the
675:, starting with
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2049:Entranced Earth
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1848:Civilization VI
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1640:Patrick O'Hearn
1476:"El Dorado" by
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1173:Hessel Gerritsz
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4657:800 BC - 800
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5774:Collections
4975:Pacanchique
4965:Goranchacha
4836:Moon Temple
4790:Chibafruime
4306:Muisca raft
4183:Agriculture
4087:Gold Museum
3940:. New York.
3227:15 February
3190:15 February
3131:15 February
3106:15 February
3033:15 February
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2382:Lake Parime
2308:Mark McWatt
2209:, album of
2195:Donald Duck
2138:Outer Banks
1833:Video games
1820:Zen Studios
1774:Dirty Heads
1730:, album by
1710:, album by
1578:Iron Maiden
1528:Exo (group)
1498:, album by
1387:Elizabeth I
1305:(1812) and
1299:Lake Parime
1261:Caura River
1224:Lion's Claw
1216:West Indies
1169:Lake Parime
1127:Lake Parime
1004:sacred lake
601:Lake Parime
564:Lake Parime
468:Lake Ubaque
165:Lake Parime
57:, Colombia.
5838:Categories
5707:El Carnero
5675:Uricoechea
5650:De Quesada
5430:Juan Tafur
5207:Neighbours
5166:Tisquesusa
5151:Meicuchuca
4831:Sun Temple
4795:Guahaioque
4780:Nencatacoa
4770:Chibchacum
4669:800 - 1200
4642:>800 BC
4561:Tequendama
4522:Prehistory
4452:Suba Hills
4228:Muysccubun
4060:2017-03-23
4016:. London.
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3919:0674751078
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3024:Collection
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2538:2015-03-04
2502:References
2433:New Mexico
2359:Sanaleipak
2292:satire of
2272:Literature
2215:Hugo Pratt
2199:Carl Barks
2103:Television
1794:Zach Bryan
1670:Seikima-II
1620:John Adams
1538:visual kei
1471:Neil Young
1288:Rio Branco
1278:, and the
1197:aqua vitae
1154:King James
892:See also:
792:Los Llanos
779:Rio Japura
696:Meta River
651:for them.
628:Helldorado
624:Shangri-la
608:Holy Grail
518:March 2023
502:improve it
302:El Carnero
289:Nencatacoa
281:Chibchacum
5660:Schrimpff
5630:Langebaek
5625:Izquierdo
5570:Broadbent
5560:De Aguado
5161:Nemequene
5125:Southern
5017:Northern
4980:Thomagata
4970:IdacansĂĄs
4943:El Dorado
4927:Mythology
4881:Guatavita
4775:Cuchavira
4617:Aguazuque
4394:Altiplano
4346:ZipaquirĂĄ
4233:Mythology
4198:Astronomy
4114:El Dorado
4106:El Dorado
4051:El Dorado
4048:(1947) .
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2443:El Dorado
2376:La Canela
2371:Kalakeyas
2280:novel of
2172:One Piece
2167:(2017â18)
2152:(2023-24)
2133:(1992â93)
2001:El Dorado
1872:Pirate101
1825:El Dorado
1790:El Dorado
1770:El Dorado
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1738:El Dorado
1732:Ghoultown
1686:El Dorado
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1630:Komu Vnyz
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1524:El Dorado
1518:Marillion
1514:El Dorado
1495:El Dorado
1484:El Dorado
1396:In 1695,
1353:June 2021
1235:Charles I
1062:Sotheby's
1052:In 1801,
1047:Guatavita
918:(current
809:In 1535,
804:El Tocuyo
787:Venezuela
755:Venezuela
616:El Dorado
614:'s poem "
575:El Dorado
506:verifying
460:Lake Tota
419:El Dorado
336:Guatavita
179:Venezuela
77:English:
63:El Dorado
47:Guatavita
5823:Category
5620:Humboldt
5590:Duquesne
5542:Scholars
5185:Turmequé
5127:caciques
5089:Sugamuxi
5084:Nompanim
5045:HunzahĂșa
5019:caciques
4693:>2002
4638:Ceramic
4458:Wetlands
4439:Tunjuelo
4361:Sesquilé
4328:Zoratama
4301:Emeralds
4274:Specific
4255:Toponyms
4243:Religion
4238:Numerals
4203:Calendar
4095:Colombia
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3998:(1969).
3986:(1968).
3962:(1859).
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3184:Archived
3180:Learn NC
3152:(1892).
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2558:(2007).
2353:See also
2294:Voltaire
2267:" (1849)
2265:Eldorado
2251:Don Rosa
2130:Eldorado
2125:episode)
1780:Eldorado
1760:Eldorado
1754:24kGoldn
1718:Eldorado
1707:Eldorado
1696:Eldorado
1636:Eldorado
1626:Eldorado
1606:Eldorado
1584:Eldorado
1534:ElDorado
1466:Eldorado
1417:and the
1263:and the
1150:Trinidad
980:Atlantic
936:Rio Napo
932:Rio Coca
928:cinnamon
708:Casanare
583:Eldorado
436:stated:
154:Colombia
134:mythical
67:Spanish:
5717:EpĂtome
5697:ElegĂas
5635:De Lugo
5585:Correal
5295:Yarigui
5267:Guayupe
5257:Achagua
5229:Sutagao
5181:cacique
5111:Tundama
5099:cacique
4886:Iguaque
4869:FĂșquene
4861:Natural
4785:Chaquén
4765:Huitaca
4760:Bochica
4732:Deities
4652:Herrera
4611:SĂĄchica
4604:NemocĂłn
4597:Galindo
4544:El Abra
4513:History
4429:TeusacĂĄ
4351:NemocĂłn
4260:Warfare
4249:Society
4213:Economy
4208:Cuisine
4176:General
3742:3832012
3719:Bibcode
3488:History
2652:(ed.).
2424:Paititi
2406:Mexican
2289:Candide
2121:(1991,
1806:Pinball
1742:Stellar
1502:(2017)
1500:Shakira
1242:Roraima
1018:of the
1006:in the
984:Orinoco
971:Marañón
920:Ecuador
824:Spanish
796:Omaguas
704:Achagua
500:Please
428:In his
331:cacique
285:Bochica
263:In the
148:of the
122:Spanish
5721:(1889)
5711:(1638)
5701:(1589)
5670:Triana
5640:Ocampo
5615:Hammen
5605:Gamboa
5600:Friede
5595:Freyle
5565:Arango
5550:Acosta
5285:Panche
5171:Sagipa
5143:BacatĂĄ
5076:Suamox
5050:MichuĂĄ
4907:Ubaque
4896:Suesca
4891:Siecha
4875:Guasca
4745:Bachué
4591:Checua
4571:Lithic
4549:TibitĂł
4424:Soacha
4291:Chicha
4166:Topics
4153:Muisca
4091:BogotĂĄ
4020:
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3776:29 May
3749:
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3690:
3670:Nature
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2068:(2017)
2060:(2016)
2052:(1967)
2044:(2010)
2036:(2008)
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2012:(1998)
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1996:(1972)
1986:Movies
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1473:(1989)
1461:(2014)
1380:PotosĂ
1274:, the
1131:Guyana
1098:CumanĂĄ
700:Atures
665:Welser
462:, the
441:thing.
345:rushes
323:tunjos
319:BogotĂĄ
287:, and
273:Bachué
235:BoyacĂĄ
211:Muisca
187:Brazil
183:Guyana
5739:ICANH
5680:Zerda
5665:SimĂłn
5610:Groot
5580:Celis
5383:Minor
5342:Major
5262:Tegua
5239:Lache
5234:Guane
5071:iraca
5036:Hunza
5030:zaque
4935:Myths
4823:Built
4555:Sueva
4434:Torca
4414:Fucha
4356:Tausa
4322:Tunjo
4311:Ruana
4265:Women
4223:Music
4055:(PDF)
3589:(PDF)
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3564:p. 29
3429:S2CID
3421:JSTOR
3278:(PDF)
3244:From
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2662:: La
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2459:Notes
2258:Poems
2157:Anime
1801:Games
1740:, by
1720:, by
1698:, by
1688:, by
1678:, by
1668:, by
1658:, by
1648:, by
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1526:, by
1516:, by
1486:, by
1469:, by
1452:Music
1031:pesos
1020:Andes
924:Cusco
916:Quito
843:Quito
815:Quito
742:eye.
720:Aztec
250:Aztec
144:, an
5849:Gold
5764:UPTC
5290:Muzo
5224:U'wa
5138:zipa
4901:Tota
4750:ChĂa
4409:FrĂo
4316:Tejo
4296:Duit
4038:link
4018:ISBN
3970:ISBN
3952:link
3914:ISBN
3883:ISBN
3842:2018
3810:2018
3778:2021
3747:PMID
3688:ISSN
3627:2017
3539:ISBN
3493:1004
3411:ISBN
3321:ISBN
3229:2019
3192:2019
3133:2019
3108:2019
3069:ISBN
3035:2019
3003:2019
2960:ISBN
2933:ISBN
2906:ISBN
2879:ISBN
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