Patrimonio rupestre, historia y hallazgos

Abstract

The work here presents the research group GIPRI Indian rock art is the result of over ten years of research in the province of Tequendama and no less than five in the municipality of El Colegio. After having carried out various activities of research and documentation of rock art in the surrounding municipalities of the savannah of Bogota (1970-90), and go slowly organizing various criteria and systems for recording and study of these events, the group decided start the process of surveying the surrounding areas, the areas surrounding known paintings. Little by little, it was also exploring different to look basically the continuity or discontinuity of pictographs and recorded the presence of very little studied to date. There had been some petroglyphs located in the municipalities of Bojaca, Sibate, Guasca, San Antonio de Tequendama Choachi in Cundinamarca and Ramiriqui, Tibana, and Villa de Leiva in Boyaca, areas that were traditionally imagined spaces Muiscas communities. They had also found some sites paintings in the areas of hot land where according Triana (1922) should be located only recorded. This overview of research opened many topics and issues in relation to traditional versions of the early twentieth century.

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