In the Peoples of America Foundation directed by Enrique Aguilar Montalvo, located on Reina Victoria Street, intersection with La Pinta, in the city of Quito, a very interesting exhibition is exhibited on the culture (civilization is proposed to consider it) Valdivia, which developed in the current territory of the Republic of Ecuador (3800-1500 B.C.), one of the oldest in America and the first society of sedentary farmers and ceramists in present-day Ecuador. It is worth a visit. Congratulations to all the people who worked on this exhibition. The exhibition corresponds, to a large extent, to the collection of Alexander Hirst, who has become a true custodian of such valuable pieces.
