Ybiti

Ybiti is associated with Ybití María, a hill remembered in eighteenth-century accounts as a ceremonial place of the Guenoa people. A contemporary map described gatherings there connected with the training of ritual specialists. The hill rises within the rolling country east of the Uruguay River, where Guenoa communities moved among grasslands and river valleys. The nearby hill of Yaceguá was also recorded as a Guenoa burial place.

The later city of Artigas lies here.