Dorasque people

Dorasque people: The Dorasques were a warlike people who lived in the valleys of the Chiriqui Viejo, Changuena and Diquis rivers, and possibly a little farther east along the Pacific Ocean. They are seen as more "civilized" than neighboring groups. They are often credited as having made the pottery and gold ornaments found in the ancient graves of Chiriqui. They had trade relations with Niquirans and Chorotegans, of Costa Rica.^[1]

No one knows why they Dorasques disappeared. ^[2]

References

^ National geographic, Volume 23 By National Geographic Society (U.S.), page 636

^ Residential tourism: (de)constructing paradise By Mason R. McWatters, page 57

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Indigenous peoples of Central America

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