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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‘Images for the Gods: An Expedition to the Sistine Chapel of Amazonia’ – Geo
Geo magazine has recently featured an article on the rock art of Cerro Azul: 'On Colombia's table mountains, researchers come across monumental rock...
Why I am training Colombian Amazonians to become Archaeology Tourist Guides – Prof. José Iriarte
In a recent article in The Conversation, 'Why I'm Training Colombian Amazonians to Become Archaeology Tourist Guides', Prof José Iriarte explains...
Analysing iron oxides from the Cerro Montoya archaeological site in Serranía de La Lindosa – Sergio A. González Avendaño
ATR-FTIR applied to worn iron oxides in Colombian Amazonia: an approximation to the mineralogical composition on the raw materials of the Cerro...
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