Ceramics of the North and South Coasts

On March 11, 1997, the first pottery was discovered in Peru. These works were found in the middle of the Andean Region where religious worshipers exist. After the famous ceremonial center Chavínde Huántar, this cult was called Chavín. In the religious center there is a big temple decorated with relief sculptures of gods, animals, and symbols. Pottery was found in the area of ​​a successfully made, beautifully decorated boat with a pattern similar to a temple.

Prior to the arrival of the Europeans, people from all continents in North America, Central America, South America had a variety of pottery traditions. The oldest pottery in America was made from 5000 to 6000 years ago - Andean provinces, Valdivia and Homigka on the Pacific coast of Ecuador, and San Jacinto Valley in Colombia. A celestial body of 3, 800 - 4,000 years in Peru was discovered. Some archaeologists believe that ceramics proprietary technology will enter Central America through the sea. And it is the second largest cradle of American civilization.

Traditional North Coast Ceramics in Peru use limited pallets that rely mainly on red and white; thin line drawings, full model clay, veristic figures and stirrups. Moss pottery made between 150 AD and 800 AD is representative of this style. The Moché Basin is found not only in the main ruins of the North Coast such as Juaca de la Luna, Juaca del Sol, Sipan, but also in small villages and unrecorded burial grounds. At least 500 Moche ceramics have a sexual theme. The most commonly described behavior is anal sex and vaginal insertion scenes are very rare. Most pairs are homosexual, and well-carved genitals indicate that the anus is penetrated, not the vagina. Usually, when a couple is having sex, the pair of babies is depicted as breastfeeding. Oral sex may be expressed, but there is no cunniling. Some people represent masturbation by men or masturbation by living ladies

Chile is an elongated country located in the south half of the west coast of South America, between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean. The northern border state is Peru, northeast is Bolivia, and the east is Argentina. South Pacific Chile's coastline length is 5000 km (3,100 miles). Prior to arrival of the Spaniards in the 16th century, northern Chile was ruled by Inca, but the Maputier natives lived in central Chile and the southern part of Chile. There are other indigenous peoples in the south (Tehuelche, Yagan, etc.), many of which are confused with diseases and wars and confused with European immigrants.