Археологические памятники в национальном парке Сете-Сидадис

Archaeological Sites

Sete Cidades National Park in Piauí contains some of Brazil's most significant prehistoric rock art. These archaeological sites feature red pigment paintings depicting human figures, animals, and geometric symbols attributed to ancient hunter-gatherer groups. The inscriptions, found on massive sandstone formations within the park's geological 'cities,' offer insights into human occupation dating back thousands of years. Visitors can observe distinct motifs such as hands and various zoomorphic representations along the park's designated archaeological trails.

Pedra da Inscrição

Features extensive prehistoric rock paintings in red pigment, including geometric patterns and symbols located within the park's First City.

Seis Dedos

An archaeological site named for a distinct rock painting depicting a human hand with six fingers, alongside other anthropomorphic figures.

Pedra do Americano

Archaeological site containing prehistoric rock art, primarily depicting human figures and scenes from the region's early inhabitants.

Sítio Pequeno

A rock art site featuring intricate prehistoric inscriptions and paintings located within the sandstone formations of the national park.

Lagartos

Characterized by rock paintings representing lizards and other zoomorphic figures, showcasing the fauna recognized by the region's ancient residents.