by Susan Lee | Apr 1, 2025 | Latest News
Geo magazine has recently featured an article on the rock art of Cerro Azul: ‘On Colombia’s table mountains, researchers come across monumental rock paintings. The frescoes seem to be thousands of years old: they show the “primeval forest” in a...
by Susan Lee | Mar 24, 2025 | Latest News
In a recent article in The Conversation, ‘Why I’m Training Colombian Amazonians to Become Archaeology Tourist Guides’, Prof José Iriarte explains how he and his colleagues have co-created a diploma degree in cultural heritage management for local...
by Susan Lee | Mar 10, 2025 | Latest News
ATR-FTIR applied to worn iron oxides in Colombian Amazonia: an approximation to the mineralogical composition on the raw materials of the Cerro Montoya archaeological site, Serranía de la Lindosa, Guaviare-Colombia. My master’s research focused on analysing iron...
by Susan Lee | Feb 10, 2025 | Latest News
Last December, Ana María Aguirre Ocampo, one of the doctoral students of the project, defended 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...
by Susan Lee | Nov 18, 2024 | Latest News
Secret Meanings of Ancient Amazon Rock Art Revealed – Newsweek This recently published Newsweek article highlights the research being undertaken at Serranía de la Lindosa: ‘In collaboration with Indigenous elders and ritual specialists, archaeologists have...
by Susan Lee | Oct 28, 2024 | Latest News
My doctoral research explores the relationship between human groups and their environments during the Late Pleistocene and Middle Holocene in the Middle Cauca and Sabana de Bogotá regions. Primarily focused on phytolith analysis, the research takes a multiproxy...
