A unique initiative in Brazil's Amazonian region aims to preserve Indigenous culture and traditions. The Wauja people have collaborated with a non-profit organization to create a 3D-printed replica of their sacred cave, Kamukuwaká, which was damaged in 2018. The replica is now housed in the Xingu Museum, allowing future generations to learn about and connect with their cultural heritage.
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2024/oct/22/brazil-amazonian-indigenous-culture-kamukuwaka-wauja-sacred-cave-replica-xingu-museum
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