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Tras las huellas de los chibchas de los Andes Orientales de Colombia

Authors: José Vicente Rodríguez Cuenca;

Tras las huellas de los chibchas de los Andes Orientales de Colombia

Abstract

Tras las huellas de los chibchas de los Andes Orientales de Colombia reúne amplia información arqueológica, bioantropológica, etnohistórica, etnográfica, genética y paleoecológica sobre los orígenes y posterior transformación de las sociedades que ocuparon esta región, desde su arribo a finales del Pleistoceno como cazadores-recolectores de tipo paleoamericano, hasta la conformación de una gran diversidad de pueblos y culturas. Si bien estos compartían una lengua protochibcha, se diversificaron —debido tanto a las diferencias en cuanto a la ruta y tiempo de ingreso a la cordillera Oriental, como por el efecto de procesos locales— hasta conformar las sociedades chitarero, guane, lache y muisca que conocieron los europeos en el siglo XVI, las cuales se redujeron demográficamente por el embate de los maltratos, guerras y enfermedades introducidas por los conquistadores.

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