Taima-Taima
Taima-Taima est locus archaeologicus Pleistocaeni Exeuntis circa 20 chiliometra ad orientem Sanctae Annae de Coro in Falcón civitate Venetiolana situs. Colonia humana ibi abhinc annorum 14 000 coepit. Locus investigatur ex 1962 ab Iosepho Cruxent (1911–2005), Alan Bryan, Rodolfo Casamiquela, Ruth Gruhn, et Claudio Ochsenius.

Notae

Bibliographia
Jaimes Queros, A. 2003. El Vano, una nueva localidad paleo-india en el nor-occidente de Venezuela. Maguaré 17:46–64.
Ochsenius, C., et R. Gruhn, eds. 1979. Taima-taima: A Late Paleo-Indian Kill Site in Northernmost South America. Final Reports of the 1976 Excavations. CIPICS/South American Quaternary Documentation Program. Federal Republic of Germany.
Oliver, J. R., et C. S. Alexander. 2003. Ocupaciones humanas del Plesitoceno terminal en el Occidente de Venezuela. Maguare 17:83–246.

Nexus externi
Oliver, José R. Taima-taima: A 13,000 years old Mastodon Kill Site in Western Venezuela. bradshawfoundation.com.

Ars praehistorica
Historia Venetiolae
Loci archaeologici Venetiolae
Loci habitati neolithici
Palaeontologia