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In the 17th century, the Jesuits settled in the province of Misiones and founded reservations for the Indians. The crumbling church of San Ignacio Miní dates from that time. - 1973

In the 17th century, the Jesuits settled in the province of Misiones and founded reservations for the Indians. The crumbling church of San Ignacio Miní dates from that time. - 1973

In the 17th century, the Jesuits settled in the province of Misiones and founded reservations for the Indians. The crumbling church of San Ignacio Miní dates from that time. - 1973

In the 17th century, the Jesuits settled in the province of Misiones and founded reservations for the Indians. The crumbling church of San Ignacio Miní dates from that time. - 1973

In the 17th century, the Jesuits settled in the province of Misiones and founded reservations for the Indians. The crumbling church of San Ignacio Miní dates from that time. - 1973

In the 17th century, the Jesuits settled in the province of Misiones and founded reservations for the Indians. The crumbling church of San Ignacio Miní dates from that time. A strangler fig clings to a wall. - 1973

The majority of Paraguay's Indians are Guaranis. You also meet them in the Argentinean province of Misiones. This indigenous man is sitting outside her house, weaving a basket. - 1973

A Guarani girl at the mission station of Padre José Marx SVD in San Ignacio - Province of Missiones - 1973

A Guarani boy at the mission station of Padre José Marx SVD in San Ignacio - Province of Missiones - 1973

The Río Paraná near the city of San Ignacio, known for the ruins of the Jesuit reduction of San Ignacio Miní, the remains of which are among the best preserved from this historical period. - Misiones province - 1973

The Río Paraná near the city of San Ignacio, known for the ruins of the Jesuit reduction of San Ignacio Miní, the remains of which are among the best preserved from this historical period. - Misiones province - 1973