History of Chocolate
Season 23 Episode 6 | 27m 27sVideo has Closed Captions
Artifacts used to make chocolate tell a delicious history of the Americas and New Mexico.
Artifacts used to make chocolate tell a delicious history of the Americas and New Mexico. The qeej, a wind instrument of the Hmong people of southern China, is played to welcome guests at weddings and funerals. Acrobatic act “Machine de Cirque” discovers art while goofing around. And Charlotte Belland’s dollhouse-sized zebras tell a mischievous story.
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History of Chocolate
Season 23 Episode 6 | 27m 27sVideo has Closed Captions
Artifacts used to make chocolate tell a delicious history of the Americas and New Mexico. The qeej, a wind instrument of the Hmong people of southern China, is played to welcome guests at weddings and funerals. Acrobatic act “Machine de Cirque” discovers art while goofing around. And Charlotte Belland’s dollhouse-sized zebras tell a mischievous story.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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