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POTTERY ORIGIN Chorrera and Cotocollao Cultural Horizons.

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1 POTTERY ORIGIN Chorrera and Cotocollao Cultural Horizons

2 Main Questions WHO INVENTED POTTERY? WHAT WAS BEFORE POTTERY? WHERE DID THEY FIND CLAY? WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF MAKING A POT? HOW DID POTTERY EVOLVE?

3 Chorrera and Cotocollao Chorrera – Formativo Tardio – 1300 to 550 BC Babahoyo River, Guayas Pottery – Iridescent painting and negative technique representing animals, plants and human beings. Guayas, Manabi and Esmeraldas were part of their territory They show influence of Cerro Narrio Cotocollao – 1500 to 500 BC Pichincha Settlement – rectangular houses (bahareque) Food Raising methods – Agriculture (corn, beans, quinua), hunting Trading evidence – exotic products ( salt, hot pepper, cotton and coca leaves)

4 Let’s Compare Cerro Narrio, Machalilla and Chorrera Pottery

5 In their path to form complex tribes Early Agrarian Society Trading - Knowledge and products Agriculture development among cultural horizons Mullo and spondilus as money Complex Agrarian Societies Cacicazgos o Curacazgos from father to son. God on Earth - Shaman Landlords – control trading and production Social Stratification

6 “Período de Desarrollo Regional e Integración”

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