Ecuadorian Cultures by ERICK GAIBOR RIVERA

Culture of Ecuador and its locations:

erickggr09 — 2021-02-03 22:41:57 UTC

In its three areas of the continent there are 18 indigenous peoples of the nationality and 14 peoples with different traditions and their own way of seeing the World. The best known indigenous nationality of the Amazon are:, Achuar,, Siona-Secom, Kichwa, Huaoraniya, Shiwiar and Záparo. Shuar, Cofán, The Tagaeri and Taromenane

Ancestral culture of Ecuador:

erickggr09 — 2021-02-03 22:43:44 UTC

The initial humans who took over what is now Ecuador, is located in the mountainous areas of the sierra, since its climate was very practical for survival, so it is assured that what is currently our nation, which took pressure quickly to the inter-Andean alley.

Natural and cultural heritage of Ecuador:

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Galapagos Islands:
Charles Darwin's visit to these islands in 1835 inspired him to develop his theory of evolution by natural selection. Today, this site of both historical and tourist importance and of protection of the biodiversity of the cultures of Ecuador.

Types of Culture of Ecuador:

erickggr09 — 2021-02-03 22:51:18 UTC

Among the types of Ecuadorian cultures are judicious agro-pottery cultures in the coastal zone, the Machalilla culture, Pastaza culture, Cotocollao culture, Valdivia culture, judicious agro-pottery culture in the Amazon areas. You are with the cultures that stand out the most in the cultures of Ecuador, for their great traditions and examples that they have left behind over time, leaving their mark marked and proud of all the achievements made from the influencing relationships between cultures and regions.

Culture of Ecuador Valdivia:

erickggr09 — 2021-02-03 22:54:38 UTC

The Culture of Valdivia is a pre-Colombian culture best developed chronologically between the years 3500 and the year 1800 BC. C, is an archaeological culture in western Ecuador. Judiciously in the valley of this culture is the peninsula of the area of Santa Elena, department of Santa Elena, together with the Guayas River as well as the Manabí or Oro rivers. It has been established that there is no doubt that traditions such as customs and habits in fishing systems such as the collection of merchandise or products, but despite this, the potters made female figures.