Pre-Columbian Ecuador - Gallery

Gallery

  • Valdivia-Machalilla jaugar mortar (c. 2000—1300 BC)

  • Ceramic vessel with a sitting human figure. Jama-Coaque Culture, of the Regional Development Period (500 BC–AD 500)

  • Ceramic bowls of Carchi culture (800-1500)

  • Untesil with a figure from Chorresra culture (900–300 BC)

  • Standing Figure, La Tolita/Tumaco (1st century BC — 1st century AD)

  • Statue from Chorrera Culture (1800—300 BC)

  • Statue from Chorrera Culture (1800—300 BC)

  • Statue from La Tolita/Tumaco
    (c. 1 BC)

  • Capulí ceramic sculptor of a contortionist (800—1500)

  • Cashaloma cup with dripped ("goteado") painting, Museo de las Culturas Aborigenes, Cuenca, Ecuador

  • Jama-Coaque figurine, 300 BC-AD 800

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