https://padlet.com/tamayoariel1/fvg5v8jyx0go9058 The issue of plurinationality in Ecuador will be analyzed. en-us 2022-04-08 04:34:45 UTC 2022-04-08 04:49:04 UTC hello@padlet.com tamayoariel1 https://padlet.com/tamayoariel1/fvg5v8jyx0go9058/wish/2135795520 Plurinationality is defined as "the recognition of a different concept of nation, which implies not only belonging to a geographical area but also to a culture of a specific area"]]> 2022-04-08 04:38:10 UTC https://padlet.com/tamayoariel1/fvg5v8jyx0go9058/wish/2135795520 tamayoariel1 https://padlet.com/tamayoariel1/fvg5v8jyx0go9058/wish/2135795704 Inga culture

• The Inga was a camp-workshop, which was occupied by specialists in lithic work, uninterruptedly, for thousands of years.
• It is located on the Ilaló hill, between the valleys of Tumbaco and Los Chillos, east of the city of Quito, at 2,520 meters above sea level.
  Chobshi Culture
• Chobshi Black Cave was used as a base camp by Paleoindian hunter-gatherers from the southern highlands for more than two millennia.
• It is located near the current town of Sigsig in the province of Azuay, at 2,400 meters above sea level. A natural shelter near a water spring made it possible for human groups to stay, in addition to the fact that nature provided them with harvesting fruits and also abundant animals for hunting.
  Valdivian Culture
• Valdivia is the first society of sedentary farmers and potters in our country and one of the oldest in South America, current research gives it greater antiquity.
• Its name is taken from the current fishing village called Valdivia in the province of Santa Elena, having as a source of food and interrelation the ocean, the river and the valley. Most of the sites are located in the western part of the Santa Elena peninsula.
  Chorrera Culture
• From about 3,000 years ago to the year 100 BC, in the Santa Elena peninsula and in the lower part of the Guayas river basin, a society called the Chorrera culture began From about 3,000 years ago to the year 100 BC, in the peninsula of Santa Elena and in the lower part of the Guayas river basin a society called the Chorrera culture developed.
• It was the most representative in the elaboration of multiple ceramic objects. Reaching perfection in the techniques of clay work, techniques that are unknown until today, as is the case of the "iridescent painting" of the bowls, which when wet allows us to see the designs and colors.
  Cotocollao culture
• The Cotocollao site is in a neighborhood of the same name in the current city of Quito, on the lower slopes and surrounding valleys. For approximately 4,000 years, the people of Cotocollao settled in territories of the current provinces of Pichincha, Cotopaxi and Tungurahua and in the outer foothills of the Andes, to the northwest of the province of Pichincha.
• Cotocollao was a culture that carried out funerary ceremonies, with concepts of duality of life and death, a clear example of said rituality are the stone bowls, characteristics of this culture where human skulls are embedded, as a sample of the ceremonies of the deceased with the stones. , eternal material of nature.

]]> 2022-04-08 04:38:26 UTC https://padlet.com/tamayoariel1/fvg5v8jyx0go9058/wish/2135795704 tamayoariel1 https://padlet.com/tamayoariel1/fvg5v8jyx0go9058/wish/2135797194 Valdivian Culture
The culture that most caught my attention was the Valdivia Culture since it is a culture that began to make art in ceramics, they were the first to create clay pots, sculptures and everything related. They were one of the pioneer cultures in the development of agriculture and the domestication of corn, cassava and other products. They were fishermen, they fed on fish and shellfish, and also on game; but the main base of its economy was agriculture.
The depth of their clothing is not known, but what has been clarified is that they used loincloths for their formative period.

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