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  • Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Traces of the installation of furnaces and chimneys at the Casa da Moeda, one of the first in Brazil, to process the gold that came from Minas Gerais, built in 1698 - Paço Imperial - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Home of the indigenist Bruno da Cunha Araujo Pereira - Brazilian indigenist and career employee of the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), considered one of the greatest specialists in isolated or recently contacted Indians in the country - Atalaia do Norte city - Amazonas state (AM) - Brazil
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    Home of the indigenist Bruno da Cunha Araujo Pereira - Brazilian indigenist and career employee of the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), considered one of the greatest specialists in isolated or recently contacted Indians in the country - Atalaia do Norte city - Amazonas state (AM) - Brazil
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  • Home of the indigenist Bruno da Cunha Araujo Pereira - Brazilian indigenist and career employee of the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), considered one of the greatest specialists in isolated or recently contacted Indians in the country - Atalaia do Norte city - Amazonas state (AM) - Brazil
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    Home of the indigenist Bruno da Cunha Araujo Pereira - Brazilian indigenist and career employee of the National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), considered one of the greatest specialists in isolated or recently contacted Indians in the country - Atalaia do Norte city - Amazonas state (AM) - Brazil
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  • Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in Floriano Square - The Cine Pathe operated at the site until 1999, which was inaugurated in 1907 as Cinematographo Pathe and was one of the most traditional movie theaters in Rio de Janeiro - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in Floriano Square - The Cine Pathe operated at the site until 1999, which was inaugurated in 1907 as Cinematographo Pathe and was one of the most traditional movie theaters in Rio de Janeiro - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Empty bars on the corner of Aspicuelta Street and Mourato Coelho Street. One of the busiest nightlife spots in the city - Sao Paulo city - Sao Paulo state (SP) - Brazil
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    Empty bars on the corner of Aspicuelta Street and Mourato Coelho Street. One of the busiest nightlife spots in the city - Sao Paulo city - Sao Paulo state (SP) - Brazil
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  • Corner of Aspicuelta Street and Mourato Coelho Street. One of the busiest nightlife spots in the city - Sao Paulo city - Sao Paulo state (SP) - Brazil
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    Corner of Aspicuelta Street and Mourato Coelho Street. One of the busiest nightlife spots in the city - Sao Paulo city - Sao Paulo state (SP) - Brazil
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  • Empty bars on the corner of Aspicuelta Street and Mourato Coelho Street. One of the busiest nightlife spots in the city - Sao Paulo city - Sao Paulo state (SP) - Brazil
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    Empty bars on the corner of Aspicuelta Street and Mourato Coelho Street. One of the busiest nightlife spots in the city - Sao Paulo city - Sao Paulo state (SP) - Brazil
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  • Detail of street art that says: Fire uphill, water downhill, womans will no one holds - Luiz Gonzaga Northeast Traditions Centre - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Detail of street art that says: Fire uphill, water downhill, womans will no one holds - Luiz Gonzaga Northeast Traditions Centre - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Hut with Churinga - symbolic tool of Aboriginal culture, the tribes used the Churinga to save the soul of one of its members until it finds a new body - Amanha Museum (Museum of Tomorrow) - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Hut with Churinga - symbolic tool of Aboriginal culture, the tribes used the Churinga to save the soul of one of its members until it finds a new body - Amanha Museum (Museum of Tomorrow) - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Hut with Churinga - symbolic tool of Aboriginal culture, the tribes used the Churinga to save the soul of one of its members until it finds a new body - Amanha Museum (Museum of Tomorrow) - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Hut with Churinga - symbolic tool of Aboriginal culture, the tribes used the Churinga to save the soul of one of its members until it finds a new body - Amanha Museum (Museum of Tomorrow) - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Rio in the Mountains Fair 2018 - Opening of the Mountaineering Season - one of the most traditional events of Brazilian mountaineering - General Tiburcio Square with the Sugarloaf in the background - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Rio in the Mountains Fair 2018 - Opening of the Mountaineering Season - one of the most traditional events of Brazilian mountaineering - General Tiburcio Square with the Sugarloaf in the background - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Rio in the Mountains Fair 2018 - Opening of the Mountaineering Season - one of the most traditional events of Brazilian mountaineering - General Tiburcio Square with the Sugarloaf in the background - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Rio in the Mountains Fair 2018 - Opening of the Mountaineering Season - one of the most traditional events of Brazilian mountaineering - General Tiburcio Square with the Sugarloaf in the background - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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    Rio in the Mountains Fair 2018 - Opening of the Mountaineering Season - one of the most traditional events of Brazilian mountaineering - General Tiburcio Square with the Sugarloaf in the background - Rio de Janeiro city - Rio de Janeiro state (RJ) - Brazil
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  • Facade of the Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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    Facade of the Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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  • Veranda - Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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    Veranda - Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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  • Inside of the Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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    Inside of the Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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  • Inside of the Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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    Inside of the Castelinho Caracol (Caracol Little Castle) (1915) - one of the earliest residences of the municipality of Canela, maintained as a museum - Canela city - Rio Grande do Sul state (RS) - Brazil
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