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Elizabeth Lindsey: curaduría del patrimonio de la Humanidad

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Se ha dicho que cuando un anciano muere es como si una biblioteca se quemara. La antropóloga Elizabeth Lindsey, miembro de National Geographic, reúne el profundo conocimiento cultural que se transmite mediante historias y leyendas.

Elizabeth Lindsey is a fellow of the National Geographic Society. Her mission: to keep ancestral voices alive by recording indigenous wisdom and traditions. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Sebastian Betti
Reviewed by Isabel M. Martos Maldonado
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