El Chorro de Maita Museum

El Chorro de Maita Museum declared National Monument in 1991. The Museum's one of the main attractions is the supposition that it's the first place where there was hindo-hispanic touch since, in addition to Spanish objects, there are also Christian and non-Christian burials, objects coming from other cultures such as Venezuelan one, a European skull possible from a Spanish who lived with the tribe, or a curious 1,76 meters skeleton, disproportionately to belong to an aboriginal tribe. It is supposed that the place dates from the end of 1440 to 1540, then it is developed previously and afterward the Spanish presence.