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Serrania de la Lindosa, Colombia January, 2027
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A couple of years ago the internet was full of sensationalist reports about "12 miles of ice age rock art" discovered in the Colombian jungle. While practically none of this is true, there is indeed a fascinating concentration of paintings along the Serrania de la Lindosa escarpment not far from the town of San José del Guaviare in the Amazon province, about 300 kilometres to the south east of Bogota. While this rock art is clearly more recent than claimed, it still represents one of the richest localities on the South American continent. This trip will be mostly along the lines of our January 2025 expedition, with some variations and possibly some additional sites.
 

For those interested more deeply in the polemies surrounding the purported dating, here is the original claim by Iriarte et al. 2002. I have commented several times on Facebook countering these claims, the best summary is here. Our good friend Jeff La Fave also made an excellent presentation on the topic to ARARA, the full talk is available on YouTube.
 

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