Re: Anthropology in Costa Rica

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Dr. Hoopes,

Hello. Unfortunately my browser is down at the moment and am unable to
check out your web site. I just returned from Paquera where I assisted in
a zoopharmacognosy study of capuchins. While at the Curu Wildlife Refuge
I learned of the Chorotenga, natives of Curu, and was fortunate to see
some of their burial sites. Frequently they are buried with jade as well
as mortars and grinding stones. Do you happen to know anything more about
the Chorotenga?

Best,
David

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