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La cerámica de etiqueta de las tolas de Japoto (costa de Ecuador)

Stothert, Karen E.·2006·Bulletin de l’Institut français d’études andines

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El presente ensayo ofrece una descripción de tres clases de cerámica decorada recuperadas en tolas que originalmente fueron ocupadas durante una fase temprana del periodo Manteño en el sitio Japoto (provincia de Manabí, Ecuador). La vajilla decorada con motivos que evocan ancestros y conceptos cósmicos que funcionó en contextos ceremoniales y rituales se interpreta como cerámica de etiqueta. Se discute el papel social, político y religioso de esta cerámica muy difundida y diagnóstica de la cultura de los antiguos manteños.

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  • En los contextos funerarios excavados en La Isla se puede ver cerámica similar a la descrita por Stothert (2006) en el sitio arqueológico de Japotó, es decir, una vajilla de alta calidad con vasijas finas de pasta dura y diversidad de decoraciones.

    “En los contextos funerarios excavados en La Isla se puede ver cerámica similar a la descrita por Stothert (2006) en el sitio arqueológico de Japotó, es decir, una vajilla de alta calidad que contiene vasijas finas de pasta dura con una diversidad de decoraciones.”

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Authors
Stothert, K. E.
Venue
Bulletin de l’Institut français d’études andines
Publisher
OpenEdition
Published
2006
Volume
35 (3)
ISSN
  • 0303-7495
  • 2076-5827
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6
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