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Guanci
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The Guanches were the indigenous people of the Canary Islands who spoke a language related to Berber languages of North Africa before their society was conquered by Spanish Catholic Monarchs. Their story matters because it represents an important but now-extinct culture, with their language disappearing in the 17th century following Spain's conquest of the islands.
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- Ethnic group.group
- Guanches
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- Ethnic group.caption
- Statue of Tegueste at Candelaria, Tenerife
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- Guanche (historically)
- Ethnic group.religions
- Animism (Guanche mythology)
- Ethnic group.related
- Berbers, Canary Islanders
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- ethnic group
- Religion
- Guanche mythology
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- Mencey Tegueste.jpg
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Article · Italiano
I Guanci (o, in spagnolo, Guanches) sono stati i primi abitanti delle isole Canarie. Queste popolazioni, la cui origine si è propensi a definirla "protoberbera", conducevano una vita che pareva essersi fermata all'età della pietra quando, nel Medioevo, vi giunsero gli spagnoli. La loro cultura è scomparsa, ma ha lasciato non poche vestigia.
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