ETHAM 040731

Urne funéraire à couvercle anthropomorphe

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040731
Anthropomorphic funerary urn
Colombia, Magdalena Valley
Tamalameque. 1st – 9th century
Ceramic
Acquired in Zurich in 1980
MEG Inv. ETHAM 040731

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Inventaire original MEG. Registres tapuscrits, volumes 19 à 59
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Pre-Columbian South America

Pre-Columbian cultural history is just as spectacular in South America as it is in Mesoamerica. This region also developed agriculture independently and, from the fourth century, formed states, without writing, the wheel or a market economy. The objects on display mostly come from the Andean region, particularly from Peru, the centre of complex societies and the greatest cultural deployment in this continent.

Bibliograpy

  • Franch, José AlcinaManual de Arqueologia Americana., p. 530-542
  • Herrera de Turday, Luisa. 1975. Resena de um sitio arqueologico en el Magdalena Medio in: Revista Colombiana de Antropologia, vol XIX.
  • Michel Domaltoff, Gerardo y Alicia. 1943. Les urnas funerarias en la Cuenca del Rio Magdalena In: Revista del Instituto Ethnologico Nacional, Bogota, Vol I. Entrega :, p.209

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