Sogamoso Sun Temple

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The Sogamoso Sun Temple is a reconstructed Muisca ceremonial temple in central Colombia dedicated to the sun god Sué and serving as a key archaeological and cultural heritage site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
reconstructed temple
associatedWithCulture Muisca NERFINISHED
associatedWithPeople Muisca people NERFINISHED
belongsToEthnographicContext Chibchan cultures NERFINISHED
country Colombia
culturalSignificance important site for Muisca cosmology
symbol of indigenous heritage in Boyacá
dedicatedTo Sué NERFINISHED
dedicatedToDeityType sun god
function archaeological interpretation site
ceremonial center
religious sanctuary
hasArchitecturalStyle Muisca architecture
hasDeity Sué NERFINISHED
hasMaterial thatch
wood
hasTheme indigenous Andean cosmology
pre-Columbian history of Colombia
hasVisitorFacility guided tours
museum exhibits
heritageStatus cultural heritage of Colombia
languageOfContext Spanish
localName Templo del Sol de Sogamoso NERFINISHED
locatedIn Boyacá Department NERFINISHED
Colombia NERFINISHED
Sogamoso NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Altiplano Cundiboyacense NERFINISHED
namedAfter the sun
near Cordillera Oriental of the Andes NERFINISHED
operatedAs open-air museum feature
originallyBuiltBy Muisca civilization NERFINISHED
partOf Museo Arqueológico de Sogamoso NERFINISHED
reconstructedAs Muisca ceremonial temple
religion Muisca religion
timePeriodRepresented late Muisca period
pre-Hispanic era
tourismType archaeological tourism
cultural tourism
usedFor educational visits
offerings to the sun
ritual ceremonies

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