VOICED : Investigador de migracion ancestral cruzara el Pacifico en balsa

The video discusses the construction of a traditional Aymara boat using ancient techniques by artisans in Bolivia. Phil Buck, a biologist, plans to sail from Chile to Australia to demonstrate possible ancestral migration and honor indigenous culture. The Viracocha III raft, named after an Andean deity, is built with the best reeds from Lake Titicaca. The journey also aims to revive the legend of Viracocha. The crew faces psychological challenges as they must coexist on an 18-meter raft, relying on daily fishing. The expedition, starting on February 26, 2017, from Arica, will make five stops, using wind for propulsion and GPS for navigation, while documenting the journey.

What is the primary material used by the Aymara artisans to construct the boat?

• Bamboo

• Totora reeds

• Palm leaves

• Cedar wood

What is Phil Buck's main objective for his journey to Sydney?

• To explore new fishing grounds

• To demonstrate ancient migration between continents

• To test the durability of the boat

• To establish a new trade route

Who is Viracocha in the context of the journey?

• A modern-day explorer

• The captain of the Viracocha III

• A legendary god of the Andean people

• A famous Aymara artisan

What is the main psychological challenge for the crew during the journey?

• Navigating through storms

• Maintaining harmony among diverse crew members

• Finding enough food supplies

• Dealing with technical failures

How will the Viracocha III be navigated during its journey?

• Guided by the stars

• Using a compass and maps

• Powered by engines

• Driven by wind and guided by GPS