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PANAMA HISTORY (PREHISTORIC STAGES (Cultural manifestations and social…

- - - - man depended on fruits, plants and animals
  - - - most of the people who were from Darien to Nombre de Dios and then crossing there to the South coast, are killed and destroyed
    - - stage where many areas were colonized
    - - plant domestication
    - - they were engaged in these works for subsistence
    - - stone houses were replaced by wooden ones
    - - were controlled by caciques
    - - the most important and wealthy people were the men who were buried in cemeteries
- - - - la pinta
      - la santa Maria
      - la niña
    - - first lands visited
        
        islands called Guanahani the current Watling
        
        it was baptized as San Salvador by Colon
        
        continued on other islands
        
        Bahamas, Cuba and Hispaniola
        
        returns to Spain in January 1493
      - second voyage sets sail from the port of chalice in september 1493
        
        leads a fleet of 1500 men
        
        explore various islands of the antilles
        
        Jamaica
      - on his third trip he arrives at the islands of Trinidad and coasts of Venezuela
        
        He faced many problems like what was the process of residence and chained
      - his fourth journey begins in 1502
        
        travels the coasts of Central America from Honduras to the Isthmus of Panama
- - - - on November 2, 1502, he arrived at the bay which he called Portobelo
  - - - Alonzo de Ojeda and Diego de Nicuesa were authorized
        
        They were in charge of reaching virgin lands and taking the riches that were there, however they encountered many problems during their travels.
- - - - on January 26, 1671 the pirate Henry Morgan destroyed the entire city leaving it in ashes
        
        this tube to be rebuilt two years later on January 21, 1673
        
        The independence of Panama from Spain begins on November 10, 1821 with the independence of the town of Los Santos.
        
        independence of Panama from Colombia
        
        November 3rd, 1903
        
        becomes completely independent on November 28, 1821