Yotoco archaeological sites

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The Yotoco archaeological sites are pre-Columbian remains in Colombia associated with the Calima culture, notable for their elaborate tombs, ceramics, and metalwork that illuminate the region’s ancient social and artistic traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
pre-Columbian archaeological site
associatedWith Calima culture
continent South America
country Colombia
culture Yotoco phase of Calima culture
excavatedBy Colombian archaeologists
hasFeature anthropomorphic figurines
architectural remains
ceramic offerings
elaborate tombs
funerary chambers
gold ornaments
metalwork offerings
polychrome ceramics
shaft tombs
stone tools
tumbaga artifacts
zoomorphic figurines
heritageStatus national archaeological heritage of Colombia
illuminates ancient artistic traditions in the Calima region
ancient social traditions in the Calima region
knownFor elaborate funerary practices
high-quality ceramics
sophisticated metallurgy
locatedIn Calima River basin
Valle del Cauca Department
locatedNear municipality of Yotoco
materialCulture ceramics
goldwork
stone artifacts
partOf Calima archaeological tradition
pre-Columbian heritage of Colombia
region southwestern Colombia
researchField archaeology
archaeometallurgy
bioarchaeology
ceramic analysis
significance evidence of complex social organization
evidence of long-distance exchange networks
evidence of social stratification
evidence of specialized craft production
timePeriod Formative period of Calima culture
approximately 200 BCE–600 CE
yields archaeological artifacts
botanical remains
faunal remains
human remains

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Calima archaeologicalSite Yotoco archaeological sites
subject surface form: Calima culture