Chiribiquete: The Maloka of the Jaguar Men

This book is the result of the most complete research that has ever been done on the Chiribiquete mountain range and the ancestral treasure it houses. Its content causes admiration and surprise, and challenges us to know more and better understand the unpublished past. From the theories about the date of man's arrival in America, much earlier than what anthropology has said, to the ritual meaning of more than 70 thousand drawings painted on the rocks of the tepuis of our Amazon - that admirable discovery that looks into the indigenous American cosmogony—it is a detailed document, profuse in study, full of science and analysis, magnificently illustrated with photographs, graphs and maps of the ancestral territory. It is also a warning signal for us to begin the immediate protection of this cultural and natural heritage of humanity. After all, as shamans say, “Chiribiquete is the center of the world, where the echoes of silence are sheltered.”