I think
that the website of the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art is a site that I
really like. While it is not a site focused on the whole of anthropology it
does have information and resources related to the discipline, which are mainly
focused on the pre-Columbian peoples of the Americas.
On this
site you can find information about the museum and the exhibitions available.
But they also have educational material for multiple ages, a library with texts
in pdf that anyone can access, as well as good information on pre-Columbian
peoples, which is organized in a way that makes it easy to access, with images,
maps, and videos.
Although I
don't visit it as much now as I did when I finished high school, I usually keep
an eye on the exhibitions through social networks and if I have time I try to
go.
I think
what I like most about this site is that it is very orderly, so it is very easy
to access the information. I also like that it has a collection in which you
can access musical resources, images of archaeological remains and videos of
multiple related topics. I think I would recommend this site to anyone who
needs accurate access to information about pre-Columbian peoples or who is
interested in viewing various resources about them.
Access
link: http://precolombino.cl/
I find you very right in what you say about the museum of pre-Columbian art of chile, sometimes I look for its web page and it is very tidy, it has enough inputs to be able to study in the best possible way.
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