For thousands of years, humanity has shaped clay to create pottery, one of the earliest technological manifestations used by our ancestors in their daily lives and rituals. Many of these objects, in addition to their functionality, stand out for their beauty and for being the result of the work of specialized potters.
The Ceramics: Voices of Ancient Clay exhibition brings together a select collection of ceramic objects from the cultural zone of Western Mexico, with the aim of exploring the link between the past and the present through ceramics. This exhibition highlights the importance of clay as a key source of information for understanding ancient societies, from its discovery in excavations to its restoration and museum display.

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