Zusammenfassung der Ressource
The Superior Agriculture Societies
- TOLITA
Anmerkungen:
- La Tolita Culture develop in the coastal region of Ecuador
- Work with precious stones
such as: emerald, quartz, agate
and turquoise gold silver
- Fist ones
to work with platinum
- jewelry of gold and tumbaga in form of
beautiful masks and anthropomorphic figurines
- reflecting : ceremonial
complex and hierarchical society.
- reflectied in their
cultures, religion,
cloths, ceremonies
- Tolita agriculture : were maize and cassava; they
hunted and marine resources.
- BAHIA
- Bahia Culture develop near the province of Manabi
- highly stratified society dominated by
shamans and merchants.
- economic system revolved around agriculture , fishing and
long-distance trading sea and land.
- Ceramics was associated with the designs, styles and
forms of Chorrera. aments or simple, was characterized
by detailed ornaments or simple, stylized figures of men
and animals
- JAMA - COAQUE
- Zones habit between the Cape of San Francisco , in
Esmeraldas
- livelihoods depended on the cultivation of a varied such as
corn, beans , cassava , cotton and squash. They supplemented
this activity with fishing and hunting animals like armadillo ,
jaguar, the tortoise and the opossum .
- ceramics in human forms , zoomorphic , mixtures of
human and animal
- Clothes: robes that cover arms and legs ,
necklaces , bracelets, earrings , and a very
elaborate feather art .
- Jama - Coaque is a very baroque indigenous culture
- GUANGALA
- The Guangala are the first to work with metals ,
especially copper .
- lLocated in Manabí y Guayas provinces
- They were corn farmers and various pumpkins and squash ,
supplemented their diet with fishing for crustaceans such as
shrimp and crab deep water .
- carved wood for building canoes both to the development of
various necklaces, amulets and tools.
- NAPO
- Each family group has a " shaman " called " blanco" that is
respected in the community and considered the mediator
between the spiritual and the human.
- It is characterized by solidarity and equality
- The Indians are hunters, fishermen and farmers and devote
much of their time to the craft and collective work ( minga ) to
build rooms and canoes.