Sentence examples for indigenous cities from inspiring English sources

Iberian civilization had an urban base, and indigenous cities arose after 600 bce, imitating aspects of the Phoenician and Greek colonies.

Does this make Brisbane Australia's most indigenous city?

"It is the first indigenous city since the colonial period," said Félix Muruchi, a professor of pre-Columbian culture at the Public University of El Alto.

By proportion and by cultural authority and impact, it may well be tiny Nuuk that is the most indigenous city in the world.

Mr. Morales enjoyed strong support in El Alto, a largely indigenous city adjacent to the capital, La Paz, where voters said they had tired of years of government indifference.

"The Comandante is enjoying a recovery," Rafael Dausá, the ambassador, told Bolivia's state news agency after attending the ceremony in El Alto, the heavily indigenous city near the capital, La Paz.

Streets in El Alto, a largely indigenous city that is traditionally the flashpoint for antigovernment protests, have been blockaded for two days, with demonstrators demanding that the government immediately close down the French-owned utility that runs the city's water service.

Born to a family of modest means in the largely indigenous city of Otavalo, he had to balance school with assisting his grandfather in his blacksmith workshop to help support his family.

Ibadan is one of the major urban centers in Nigeria; the largest indigenous city in West Africa with a population of about 2 million people.

Officials said this was because the drivers bringing the documents had got lost, although both the schools are located near the center of Santa Cruz that is one of the country's least-indigenous cities as well as Bolivia's economic hub, and a hotbed of anti-Morales feeling.

The appeal reads, "For more than a century Russians have deceived us by saying that this is an indigenous Russian city, and Ukrainians, that it is Ukrainian.