Water and animals were part of their religions (separate religions not the same one) each had their own beliefs about it. Animal sightings each meant different things with the animal seen and the tribe who saw it
Earthquakes and matching fossils from different continents, not sure about a third thing. Maybe go with mountains and ravines? They’re formed by the continental plates pushing against one another
<span>Indeed, Christaller remarks such difference between the two sort of cities. One could think this is due to the industrial capacity of each town, with regard to goods and service providing. Otherwise, one of the main differences could be based on the commercial and communicating equipment each city can count on. Nevertheless, one of the factors that determinates the economical activity the most, according to Christaller, is the export/inner market matte</span>
<span>2. Uncovering artifacts of an advanced society</span>
There is about 500 volcanoes active in Chile.
