The Zenú people are an indigenous group located primarily in the departments of Córdoba, Huila, and Antioquia in Colombia. According to the 2005 census, there were 233,052 self-identified Zenú people, with over 60% living in Córdoba. The largest Zenú settlement is in the San Andrés de Sotavento resguardo in Córdoba. The Zenú were notable for their textile work, goldsmithing, and pottery-making, with pottery-making still practiced today.
The Zenú people are an indigenous group located primarily in the departments of Córdoba, Huila, and Antioquia in Colombia. According to the 2005 census, there were 233,052 self-identified Zenú people, with over 60% living in Córdoba. The largest Zenú settlement is in the San Andrés de Sotavento resguardo in Córdoba. The Zenú were notable for their textile work, goldsmithing, and pottery-making, with pottery-making still practiced today.
The Zenú people are an indigenous group located primarily in the departments of Córdoba, Huila, and Antioquia in Colombia. According to the 2005 census, there were 233,052 self-identified Zenú people, with over 60% living in Córdoba. The largest Zenú settlement is in the San Andrés de Sotavento resguardo in Córdoba. The Zenú were notable for their textile work, goldsmithing, and pottery-making, with pottery-making still practiced today.
Sotavento (municipality of Tolú Viejo). On the other hand, in Sucre they have a presence in the Alto San Jorge Resguardo. There are also numerous communities that are in the process of legalizing land adjacent to the aforementioned Resguardo de San Andrés de Sotavento. However, local organizations claim undetermined numbers that are higher than the numbers the DANE 2005 census. In addition, there is a high percentage of indigenous people of the Zenú of the Zenú people settled in urban areas. T
Where the zenu´s located
The Zenú indigenous people are located in the resguardos of San Andrés de Sotavento, in the department of Córdoba, and El Volao, in Urabá. There are also several small settlements in Sucre settlements in Sucre, Antioquia, and Chocó. Undoubtedly the largest settlement center of the Zenú of the Zenú people is located in the department of Córdoba, in the Resguardo de San Andrés de CHARACTERIZATIONS OF THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF COLOMBIA Directorate of Populations.
CENSUS AND DEMOGRAPHICS.
The 2005 DANE census reported 233,052 people self-recognized as belonging to the Zenú people. Zenú people. Of these, 51.6% are men (120,181 people) and 48.4% are women (112,871 people). The The Zenú people are concentrated in the department of Córdoba, where 61.6% of the population (143,457 people) live. population (143,457 people). They are also found in Huila with 34.7% (80,830 people) and finally, in Antioquia with 34.7% (80,830 people). people) and finally, in Antioquia with 2.8% (6,594 people). These three departments 99.1% of this people are concentrated in these three departments. The Zenú population living in urban areas corresponds to 34.1% (79,404
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of zenu´s civilization El pueblo zenú era notable por su trabajo textil, su orfebrería y su alfarería. Esta última sobrevive hasta nuestros días, y actualmente la tejeduría en caña flecha representa una de sus actividades principales.
Zenú la gente de la palabra. (s. f.). Mincultura.gov.co.