Chiribiquete
Table mountains in the Colombian Amazon carrying one of the largest bodies of rock art on Earth: more than 600,000 traces across some 75,000 paintings and engravings on sixty shelters. Painting went on into the sixteenth century, and the park is still home to peoples living in voluntary isolation.
Dated events and their evidence
- 1500 CE mainstream
rock art still being made into the 16th century source - 1986 CE mainstream
rock art first photographed, by Jaime Galvis source - 2018 CE mainstream
inscribed as a World Heritage site source
Where
0.5253° N, 72.7972° W
Sources
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