Category: Archaeology

Rock Art and Archaeological Record Reveal Man’s Complex Relationship with Amazonian Animals

Archaeologists in the Colombian Amazon uncovered rock art revealing the intricate relationship between early settlers and animals. Dating back to 10,500 BC, the art portrays various animal species and human-animal transformations, shedding light on indigenous Amazonians’ rich mythology. This research offers insights into ancient indigenous life and adds nuance to our understanding of Amazonian culture.

Unveiling Ancient Grapes: How Fossil Seeds from Colombia Connect Dinosaurs to Modern Wine

Unveiling Ancient Grapes: How Fossil Seeds from Colombia Connect Dinosaurs to Modern Wine In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists from Chicago’s Field Museum have unearthed ancient grape fossil seeds that bridge a fascinating link between the age of dinosaurs and today’s wine culture. This remarkable find, led by Dr. Fabiany Herrera, assistant curator of paleobotany at The Field Museum, uncovers nine new species of fossil … Read More Unveiling Ancient Grapes: How Fossil Seeds from Colombia Connect Dinosaurs to Modern Wine

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Colombia Protects the Legendary San Jose Shipwreck: A Dive into History and Treasure

Colombia designates a special protected archaeological area for the legendary shipwreck San Jose, emphasizing its commitment to preserving underwater heritage and uncovering the ship’s treasures and mysteries.

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Unearthing History: The San José Shipwreck and Colombia’s Quest for Cultural Treasure

The San José shipwreck, a Spanish galleon sunk in 1708 off Colombia’s coast, has become a focal point of intrigue and disputes. Loaded with gold, silver, and precious stones, the ship’s recovery operation is set to begin in April. Colombia claims rights to the wreck found in its territorial waters, while Spain and others stake their own claims. The operation aims to be scientific, … Read More Unearthing History: The San José Shipwreck and Colombia’s Quest for Cultural Treasure