File:Cuentas de Spondylus.jpg
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Español: Pulseras y collares elaborados con mullos de Spondylus y usadas por el pueblo Pasto, que habitaron los actuales territorios de lo que es hoy el departamento de Nariño en el sur de Colombia y la provincia del Carchi, al Norte del Ecuador, durante del Período de Integración (500 d.C. hasta el 1532 d.C.) En el piso se pueden observar compoteras de cerámica de la misma filiación.
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