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The Peña Colorada Site |
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A large boulder at Peña Colorada in Bolivia is covered by numerous deep cut engravings showing abstract patterns, such as circles, crosses, spirals, etc., as well as a few stylized human and animals figures.
Abstract Symbols - Human & Animal Figures
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The Rock Art Site of Poopó |
The rock art site of Poopó features rock art petroglyph engravings, representing wild animals, such as rheas, sometimes associated with hunters who use slings, and dot patterns; as well as a few domesticated camelids (probably llamas), one of which is led by its pastor.
The rock art site of Poopó
Dot Patterns & Domesticated Camelids
Domesticated Camelids (probably Llamas)
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The Rock Art Site of Pultuma |
The impressive rock art shelter of Pultuma displays a long row of llama figures, mostly painted in white (average length: 50-60 cm, however they also include two especially large figures of more than a meter length). In recent times, horseriders and the pictures of a house and of the Sajama mountain have been added.
Llama Figures Panel at Pultuma
Llama Figures Panel at Pultuma
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