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Machalilla culture

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The date range of the culture is obscured. It is sometimes listed as early as 1800 BCE and as late as 800 BCE. One of the problems with determining the proper date range is the method of cultural termination. According to archaeologists Betty Meggers and Clifford Evans, the Machalilla culture was
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for centuries. Archaeologists have also excavated ceramic pots, human figurines, pitchers, whistles, and candlesticks from Machalilla digs. In terms of tools, fishhooks, stone saws, and a grinding stone have also been discovered.
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in general, which represented artistic and technological advances in the art. Grave sites located beneath the remains of Machalilla houses, without evidence of
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and the Santa Elena Peninsula. The dates when the culture thrived are uncertain, but are generally agreed to encompass 1500
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Meggers, Betty J. and Clifford Evans. "The Machalilla Culture: An Early Formative Complex on the Ecuadorian Coast."
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of the Machalilla, in which bodies were settled beneath a ceramic turtle shell, and on their
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in Guayaquil, Ecuador has a collection of Machalilla artifacts.
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Embassy of Ecuador in Washington DC. Accessed August 2, 2007.
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Timeline of Art History: South America, 2000–1000 b.c.
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by using stones to flatten and lengthen their skulls.
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Index

Map showing the extent of the Machalilla culture
ManabĂ­
Archaic
Valdivia culture
Chorrera culture
prehistoric people
Ecuador
ManabĂ­
BCE
agricultural
fishing
hunting and gathering
artificial cranial deformation
Archaeologists
cemeteries
ceramic work
grave goods
South American
pottery
Mesoamerican
Chorrera culture
UEES
Valdivia culture


Timeline of Art History: South America, 2000–1000 b.c.
Ecuador/The Galapagos Background
Archived
Wayback Machine
Lonely Planet

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