The Ancient Jama-Coaque Culture. Northern coast of Ecuador
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The Ancient Jama-Coaque Culture. Northern coast of Ecuador
The Ancient Jama-Coaque Culture. Northern coast of Ecuador. 500 BC-500 AD. Ceramic figure made in mold. He holds in his hands a fabric. From Ecuadorina coast. Private collection
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Anthropomorphic Archeology Cabo Ceramic Civilization Coastline Ecuador Fabric Figurine Figurines Francisco Hands Human Jama Coaque Jamacoaque
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1. Title: "An Ancient Jama-Coaque Figure: A Glimpse into the Past of Northern Ecuador's Pre-Columbian Civilization" The captivating image before you showcases an ancient Jama-Coaque ceramic figure, hailing from the northern coast of Ecuador. This intriguing artifact dates back to the period between 500 BC and 500 AD, providing a precious link to the rich cultural heritage of the Jama-Coaque civilization. The anthropomorphic figure, with its distinctly human form, is a testament to the advanced artistic skills and knowledge of the Jama-Coaque people. The figure's detailed features, including its expressive face and well-defined muscles, reveal the care and attention given to each piece during the meticulous creation process. One of the most striking aspects of this figure is the way it holds a piece of fabric in its hands. This depiction of a human figure interacting with fabric suggests the importance of textiles in the daily life and cultural practices of the Jama-Coaque people. The fabric itself may have been used for various purposes, such as clothing, decoration, or even religious rituals. The figure's origin can be traced back to the coastline of Cabo San Francisco in Ecuador. The Jama-Coaque civilization, known for its sophisticated ceramics, thrived in this region during the pre-Columbian era. The discovery of numerous ceramic figures, like this one, indicates the significance of art and craftsmanship in their society. This ancient Jama-Coaque figure stands as a reminder of the intriguing history and diverse cultural traditions that have shaped the northern coast of Ecuador. Its enduring presence serves as a bridge to the past, connecting us to the people and stories that once inhabited this land.
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