Carl Henrik Langebaek

Colombian archaeologist and anthropologist known for research on the Muisca and other indigenous societies of the Northern Andes, focusing on pre-Hispanic chiefdoms, exchange networks, and the early colonial period. He is a professor at Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá and the author of numerous scholarly works.

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  1. 1. Conquistadores E Indios. La Historia No Contada

    La historia no contada

    A reinterpretation of the Spanish conquest that foregrounds Indigenous agency—alliances, negotiations, rivalries, and resistance—over simplistic tales of European superiority. Drawing on archaeology and ethnohistorical research, it reconstructs local conflicts and accommodations that determined outcomes across Spanish America. By dismantling heroic myths, it shows how epidemics, internal Indigenous politics, and contingent encounters shaped the formation of colonial society.