Sinú: Echoes of Gold and Water The Zenú, or Sinú, people represent a remarkable chapter in Colombian prehistory—a civilization that flourished between 200 BCE and 1600 CE along the Sinú and San Jorge rivers. Their legacy endures not only in archaeological discoveries but also in breathtaking artistry, particularly their mastery of goldwork and hydraulic engineering, achievements that continue to fascinate historians and anthropologists alike. Understanding Sinú requires delving into a complex tapestry of cultural practices, social organization, and artistic innovation—a journey illuminated b…