Pasca, Colombia
Colombia
Pasca, Colombia links to 1052 places across 12 topics through 28 Bunkabop connections, with history as the dominant topic. The Muisca raft, found in Pasca in 1969, represents the El Dorado ritual and now sits in the Gold Museum in Bogotá. Its strongest overlaps are with Bogotá, Bacatá and Colombia itself, tying it to Muisca territories once ruled from Muyquytá. Other ties cover conquistadors who marched into the highlands in 1536, the Chibcha language, and religion.
Muisca raft
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Bacatá, Colombia | Guatavita, Colombia
María Josefa Acevedo Sánchez
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Granada, Spain | Bogotá, Colombia | Cuadros, Spain | Burlada, Spain
Rada Mihalcea
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Texas | Cambridge, England | Michigan | Romania | Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Gold Museum, Bogotá
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Los Angeles, California | Warsaw, Poland | Colombia | Bogotá, Colombia | Santa Marta, Colombia
Hernán Pérez de Quesada
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Bogotá, Colombia | Tunja, Colombia | Bacatá, Colombia | Sativanorte, Colombia | Sativasur, Colombia
Bacatá
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Colombia | Bogotá, Colombia | Tunja, Colombia | Firavitoba, Colombia | Teusaquillo
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Campobasso-Boiano
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Spain | Rome, Italy | Naples, Italy | Bologna, Italy | Fiorentino
Roman Catholic Diocese of Nola
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Italy | Rome, Italy | Poland | Naples, Italy | Genoa, Italy
Malay Singaporeans
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Oxford, England | Singapore | Baku, Azerbaijan | Malacca | Kelantan
Feisal Abdul Rauf
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: United States | New York City, New York | New Jersey | Melbourne, Australia | Afghanistan
Roman Catholic Diocese of Teano-Calvi
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Paris, France | Italy | Rome, Italy | Vienna, Austria | Athens, Greece
Muisca warfare
Connects Pasca, Colombia to: Colombia | Granada, Spain | Bogotá, Colombia | Santa Marta, Colombia | Bacatá, Colombia