The Voices of Silence (Summary) for Scribd

ANOTHER LOOK INTO ANCIENT COLOMBIA AND AMERICA THROUGH THE KNOWLEDGE HIDDEN BEHIND ART AND TECHNOLOGY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL POTTERY

From: Archaeological Co...

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Sinú

Archaeological pottery art. In Colombia has been found the most ancient pottery of America, dated about 6000 years B.P. Contemporary and maybe previous to the peopling of Nile´s Valleys in Egypt an...

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Tumaco Portrait-Mold

Portrait-mold from Tumaco (Pacific Coast) 3.000 years before present aprox. It makes us remember the Priest from Saís addressing to the father of democracy: “Solon, Solon, you the Greeks will be ev...

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Tolima

Archaeology's and History's traditional conception state that this side of the world has been recently "disclosed", but reason has more J.M.Roca, the poet when he clarifies that: "Vespucci and Colu...

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Quimbaya

In Pre-Columbian America the patiently awaited crop integrated with ceramics a magic function with its daily use in kitchen: "Cuisine, Clayware and Storage".

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Nariño

Precolumbian Ceramic's portraits reflect the agricultural revolution of centuries B.C. as in xix century’s industrial revolution in Europe when the bon bourgeois, portrayed by mechanical way –the p...

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Muisca

Pottery was an invention to dress what was first woven by hands, a basket this way turning into a vessel to become eternal…

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Chimila

The English Chancellor in 1516 writing about the countries visited by Americo Vespucci "...you would know that over there were cities before that between us were men." Thomas Moore, Utopia, 1516

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Cauca

The English Chancellor writing about the countries visited by Americo Vespucci: "I do not know if telling lies is proper of a philosopher, but really it is not of me…Imagine that I’m demonstrating...

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Calima

AMOR AMERICA (1400) “(…) The man soil was, vessel, eyelid’s tremulous mud, form of the clay, It was Caribbean pitcher, Chibcha stone Imperial cup or Araucanian silica. Tender and bloody he...

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Tayrona

AMOR AMERICA (1400) “(…) Nobody could remember later: the wind forgot them, the language of water was buried, the keys got lost or were flooded with silence or blood (...) P...

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