A study published by four archaeologists from the University of Exeter in England presented the first detailed classification of painted hands decorated in rock sites Cerro Azul and Paredones del Potrero, in the Serrania de La Lindosa, Guaviare. Researchers identified 496 handprints in rock formations, of which 70% (348 prints) were decorated with spirals, zigzags, vertical and horizontal lines. From there, they classified the decorated prints i…
A study published by four archaeologists from the University of Exeter in England presented the first detailed classification of painted hands decorated in rock sites Cerro Azul and Paredones del Potrero, in the Serrania de La Lindosa, Guaviare. Researchers identified 496 handprints in rock formations, of which 70% (348 prints) were decorated with spirals, zigzags, vertical and horizontal lines. From there, they classified the decorated prints i…