"Spin faster, man, the kids are hungry!""Spin faster, man, the kids are hungry!"„Dreh`schneller Mann, die Kinder haben Hunger !“
Round trip through Cuba and a visit to an island called "Guamá," which has been transformed into an open-air museum in memory of the indigenous Taínos. Many sculptures depicting daily life have been effectively placed in various locations. The simple representations combined with the impressive landscape felt authentic to me.
In the photo shown, you can see an indigenous person creating fire by rapidly rotating a wooden stick on another piece of wood. Meanwhile, the woman is preparing the food by constantly stirring it in a bowl so it can later be heated over the fire.Round trip through Cuba and a visit to an island called "Guamá," which has been transformed into an open-air museum in memory of the indigenous Taínos. Many sculptures depicting daily life have been effectively placed in various locations. The simple representations combined with the impressive landscape felt authentic to me.
In the photo shown, you can see an indigenous person creating fire by rapidly rotating a wooden stick on another piece of wood. Meanwhile, the woman is preparing the food by constantly stirring it in a bowl so it can later be heated over the fire.Rundreise durch Kuba und Besuch auf einer Insel mit dem Namen „Guamá „ , die in Erinnerung an die Ureinwohner – den Taínos zu einem Freilichtmuseum umgestaltet wurde. Viele Skulpturen aus dem täglichen Leben wurden wirkungsvoll an verschiedene Orte platziert. Die einfachen Darstellungen in Verbindung mit der eindrucksvollen Landschaft wirkten auf mich authentisch.
Auf dem gezeigten Foto sieht man einen Indigenen, der das Feuer mittels Holzstab auf einem anderen Holzstück durch schnelles Drehen erzeugt. Die Frau macht in der Zwischenzeit das Essen durch ständiges Rühren in einer Schale fertig, sodass es später auf dem Feuer erwärmt werden kann.
"Spin faster, man, the kids are hungry!""Spin faster, man, the kids are hungry!"„Dreh`schneller Mann, die Kinder haben Hunger !“
Round trip through Cuba and a visit to an island called "Guamá," which has been transformed into an open-air museum in memory of the indigenous Taínos. Many sculptures depicting daily life have been effectively placed in various locations. The simple representations combined with the impressive landscape felt authentic to me.In the photo shown, you can see an indigenous person creating fire by rapidly rotating a wooden stick on another piece of wood. Meanwhile, the woman is preparing the food by constantly stirring it in a bowl so it can later be heated over the fire.Round trip through Cuba and a visit to an island called "Guamá," which has been transformed into an open-air museum in memory of the indigenous Taínos. Many sculptures depicting daily life have been effectively placed in various locations. The simple representations combined with the impressive landscape felt authentic to me.
In the photo shown, you can see an indigenous person creating fire by rapidly rotating a wooden stick on another piece of wood. Meanwhile, the woman is preparing the food by constantly stirring it in a bowl so it can later be heated over the fire.Rundreise durch Kuba und Besuch auf einer Insel mit dem Namen „Guamá „ , die in Erinnerung an die Ureinwohner – den Taínos zu einem Freilichtmuseum umgestaltet wurde. Viele Skulpturen aus dem täglichen Leben wurden wirkungsvoll an verschiedene Orte platziert. Die einfachen Darstellungen in Verbindung mit der eindrucksvollen Landschaft wirkten auf mich authentisch.
Auf dem gezeigten Foto sieht man einen Indigenen, der das Feuer mittels Holzstab auf einem anderen Holzstück durch schnelles Drehen erzeugt. Die Frau macht in der Zwischenzeit das Essen durch ständiges Rühren in einer Schale fertig, sodass es später auf dem Feuer erwärmt werden kann.