Como relata Juan W. Gez en su 'Historia de San Luis', "Villagrán siguió el itinerario de Diego de Rojas... atravesó la Sierra de los Comechingones ... y en un lugar cercano a Villa Larca encontróse un núcleo importante de población indígena, especie de capital de una confederación de tribus que habitaban el vasto Valle del Conlara... rodeados por los españoles sucumbieron a centenares bajo los formidables golpes de sable y las terribles acometidas de los lanceros. Esa sangrienta acción no fue una lucha, fue una feroz matanza de hombres inermes. Aquel sitio, regado por la sangre de centenares de víctimas indefensas y cubierto de cadáveres, llamóse desde entonces "La Sepultura" recordando aquella hecatombe humana".
El Arroyo la Sepultura, evoca aquel etnocidio español en cercanías a Cortaderas donde, según la tradición oral, hubo una gran matanza de comechingones, comandados por el último cacique Yungulo, con sus niños y mujeres, que fueron reunidos con la excusa de una celebración. Esa emboscada permitió a los conquistadores la dominación del Valle del Conlara.
El Proyecto
El proyecto inicial, habla de una imponente obra temática, compuesta por varios elementos en tres etapas, donde entre otros puntos, habrá un museo en el que se protegerán los hallazgos y sitios arqueológicos y antropológicos. La primera etapa será de declaración de protección como patrimonio de la Provincia
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El acceso principal al emplazamiento está ubicado en el Km. 25,50 de la Ruta Provincial Nº 1 y desde allí, se accede por camino conformado por suelo natural - tierra con base perfectamente consolidada, después de recorrer una longitud de 2,20 Km., al camino turístico del Perilago propiamente dicho, el cual permite circundar el atractivo embalse en forma completa respecto a las características del dique.
Desde el Ministerio de Obra Pública e Infraestructura informaron que consta de una presa hidráulica de relleno construida con Muros de Cierre conformados por terraplenes de materiales sueltos compactados- suelos naturales o enrocados con un espejo de agua de superficie aproximada de 17 hectáreas.
(Fuente: Prensa Gobierno de San Luis)
Historical details - culturalAs relates John W. Gez in his "History of San Luis," Villagrán followed the path of Diego de Rojas ... crossed the Sierra de los Comechingones ... and in a location near Villa Larca he found an important core of indigenous people, kind of capital of a confederation of tribes inhabiting the vast Conlara Valley ... surrounded by the Spanish hundreds perished under the tremendous blows of sword and the terrible attacks of the lancers. That bloody action was not a fight, was a vicious killing of men unarmed. The place, watered by the blood of hundreds of defenseless victims, and covered with corpses, Llamosa since "La Sepultura" remembering that human catastrophe. "
The Grave Creek, recalls that in the vicinity of Spanish ethnocide Cortaderas where, according to oral tradition, there was a great slaughter of comechingones, led by the last chief Yungulo, with their children and women, who were gathered under the guise of a celebration. That allowed the conquerors ambush domination Valley Conlan.
The ProjectThe initial draft, speaks of an imposing thematic work, composed of several elements in three stages, where among other things, there will be a museum that will protect the findings and archaeological and anthropological sites. The first stage will be a declaration of protection as a heritage of the Province.The main access to the site is located at Km 25.50 of the Provincial Highway No. 1 and from there, reached by road consisting of natural soil - land-based well-established, after covering a length of 2.20 km , the tourist path perilago itself, which can go around the attractive lake in full on the characteristics of the dam.The Ministry of Public Works and Infrastructure reported that consists of a hydraulic fill dam built with walls made up of embankments off loose material-compacted natural soil with a perched water surface area of about 17 hectares.(Source: Press Government of San Luis)
The Grave Creek, recalls that in the vicinity of Spanish ethnocide Cortaderas where, according to oral tradition, there was a great slaughter of comechingones, led by the last chief Yungulo, with their children and women, who were gathered under the guise of a celebration. That allowed the conquerors ambush domination Valley Conlan.
The ProjectThe initial draft, speaks of an imposing thematic work, composed of several elements in three stages, where among other things, there will be a museum that will protect the findings and archaeological and anthropological sites. The first stage will be a declaration of protection as a heritage of the Province.The main access to the site is located at Km 25.50 of the Provincial Highway No. 1 and from there, reached by road consisting of natural soil - land-based well-established, after covering a length of 2.20 km , the tourist path perilago itself, which can go around the attractive lake in full on the characteristics of the dam.The Ministry of Public Works and Infrastructure reported that consists of a hydraulic fill dam built with walls made up of embankments off loose material-compacted natural soil with a perched water surface area of about 17 hectares.(Source: Press Government of San Luis)
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