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Kuna Indians Open in a new windowLink Details
- History, pictures, and culture of this Panama Indian tribe.
- http://www.thorup.com/cuna.html

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The Molas of the San Blas Islands: An Historical Perspective Open in a new windowLink Details
- History of clothing and body painting customs among the Cuna, with photos of molas in the Benton Museum at the University of Connecticut.
- http://benton.uconn.edu/molas/index.htm

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Reaching the Kuna of Mandungandi Open in a new windowLink Details
- A US Christian Missionary family in Panama City describes their outreach to the village of Aquas Claras. Includes photos, overviews of the Kuna's readitional religion and their political system, and educational resources for children.
- http://public.cwpanama.net/~bowerman/

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Panama: Kuna Tribe and Ecotourism Open in a new windowLink Details
- Trade Environment Database (TED) report discusses Kuna history and culture, physical characteristics of Kuna Yala, and impacts of tourism, with bibliography.
- http://www.american.edu/TED/kuna.htm

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Kuna Yala or Dulenega Open in a new windowLink Details
- Overview of history and culture, with a few stories and poems, in English. More detailed information in Spanish.
- http://dulenega.nativeweb.org/

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Molas - technique, history and the Cuna Women who make them Open in a new windowLink Details
- Molas are made by the Cuna Indian women in the San Blas Islands off shore of Panama. The technique is reverse applique and a great technique for quilters.
- http://quilting.about.com/hobbies/quilting/library/weekly/aa072297.htm?rnk=r1&terms=molas

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Mola Information Open in a new windowLink Details
- Photos and cultural information about the Kuna, with details of mola construction and styles.
- http://charlottepatera.com/html/molainfo.html

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