Inside were often gourd containers, textiles, foodstuffs, and weaving baskets, while external offerings included Spondylus shell, ceramics, wooden canes, and weaving implements. The burial of the ...

Researchers also came across ear ornaments, silver and copper squares that may have been sewn to the children's clothing, and Spondylus shells within the mound. According to Gabriel Prieto ...

a green clay stone, ceramic fragments, crescent-shaped spondylus shells known as mascaras, obsidian blades, a burnt offering, and spondylus chaquira and oblong beads. Based on the above evidence ...