ABOUT THE PROJECT
South America was the last habitable continent to be colonised by humans: the last journey.
How did the early settlers adapt to this terra incognita and how did they shape the continent’s rich cultural and environmental diversity?
ACTIVITIES
Methods and discipline about Archaeology, Archaeobotany, Paleoclimate.
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Defending her thesis: ‘Tecnología lítica y aprovechamiento de recursos en el Poblamiento Temprano del Noroeste de Suramérica: Conjuntos líticos de la Serranía de la Lindosa y la Sabana de Bogotá’ – Ana María Aguirre Ocampo
Last December, Ana María Aguirre Ocampo, one of the doctoral students of the project, defended her thesis "Tecnología lítica y aprovechamiento de...
Newsweek article: ‘Secret Meanings of Ancient Amazon Rock Art Revealed’
Secret Meanings of Ancient Amazon Rock Art Revealed - Newsweek This recently published Newsweek article highlights the research being undertaken at...
Exploring the relationship between human groups and their environments during the Late Pleistocene and Middle Holocene in the Middle Cauca and Sabana de Bogotá regions – Juan Miguel Kosztura Nuñez
My doctoral research explores the relationship between human groups and their environments during the Late Pleistocene and Middle Holocene in the...
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