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Monolith in shape of eagle holding snake in its beak and claws from Mesita B at Archeological Park San Agustin, Colombia, Pre-Columbian civilization

Monolith in shape of eagle holding snake in its beak and claws from Mesita B at Archeological Park San Agustin, Colombia, Pre-Columbian civilization


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Monolith in shape of eagle holding snake in its beak and claws from Mesita B at Archeological Park San Agustin, Colombia, Pre-Columbian civilization

Pre-Columbian civilization, Colombia. Monolith in the shape of eagle holding a snake in its beak and claws. From Mesita B at the Archeological Park San Agustin (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1995)

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Media ID 9475125

Archaeology Colombia Eagle International Landmark Meso American Civilizations Place Of Interest Snake Animal Representation San Agustin


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This print showcases a remarkable monolith in the shape of an eagle, clutching a snake firmly in its beak and claws. The monolith is located at Mesita B within the Archeological Park San Agustin, which stands as a testament to Colombia's rich Pre-Columbian civilization. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1995, this awe-inspiring sculpture offers us a glimpse into the ancient history and artistry of this region. The front view of this full-length statue allows us to appreciate the intricate carving and attention to detail that went into its creation. Standing tall against the backdrop of a sunny day, it exudes both power and grace with its vertical stance. This single object holds immense cultural significance, representing animal representation prevalent in Mesoamerican civilizations. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing artwork, we are transported back in time to an era when these lands were inhabited by indigenous communities who left behind lasting legacies for future generations to admire. The absence of people in the frame emphasizes our connection with the past while reminding us of our responsibility to preserve such invaluable heritage sites. Whether you are an archaeology enthusiast or simply drawn towards exploring different cultures through art and craft, visiting San Agustin should undoubtedly feature on your travel bucket list. This international landmark serves as a place of interest where one can immerse themselves in Colombia's vibrant history and marvel at extraordinary creations like this magnificent monolith.

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