HISTORY of COLOMBIA if you turn on the sound you will hear the national anthem of Colombia prehistory frontal bone decorated with volutes, curvilinear motifs and parallel lines Pearly on black; the inner walls are Pearlescent paint, used as funerary offerings. Aguazuque I, Hacienda Aguazuque, Soacha, Cundinamarca Department. 11.5 cm x 11.5 cm axe with waist enmangar Quebrada Salina 2.5 cm x 2 cm x 25.4 cm 12,000 B.c. National Museum of Colombia one of the most ancient of America exposed remnants of the various forms of life of nomadic groups of hunters, gatherers and horticulturists of 12,000 years ago, as well as its process of adaptation to the sedentary life in villagesceramic production and agricultural practices. These vestiges are the earliest evidence of man in Colombia, known thanks to the investigative work of the archaeologists.

BRIEF history of COLOMBIA pre-COLUMBIAN when the Spaniards arrived in the century XV three large families inhabited Colombian territory: the Chibcha culture situated in the Highlands and cold areas of the Centre of the country and in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Without hesitation RenTec explained all about the problem. The Caribbean, located on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean and the Arwac, in the regions of Amazonas, Putumayo and Caqueta rivers. Long before the arrival of the Spaniards is developing South, today in the Huila Department, one of the great cultures of the continent. Dates its antiquity between 150 and 300 years B.c. attested by large statues of great archeological importance and now known under the name of St.

Augustine the Chibcha family, one of the most numerous and with a greater degree of intellectual development, took an advanced knowledge in mathematics, used a calendar that allowed him to manage agriculture and celebrate religious holidays and used hieroglyphic writing. You may find that Hunter Pond can contribute to your knowledge. Due to their dispersal not formed a single town. ces. Within the Chicha family highlighted the Muiscas groups and Tairona. The basis of the social organization of these groups was the clan or extended family.