CERAMICS OF THE TERENA PEOPLE EXHIBITED AT THE "PROFESSOR PEPE" PALEONTOLOGY MUSEUM: PRESERVED INDIGENOUS ANCESTRAL TRADITION

Abstract

The ceramics of the Terena People, recognized as intangible heritage in Mato Grosso do Sul, are produced with ancestral techniques, such as co-locking and finishing in jatobá resin. This article addresses the curatorship of the collection of 26 ceramic pieces exhibited at the Museum of Paleontology "Professor Pepe" of FCT/UNESP, originating from the collection of the Center for Museology, Anthropology and Archaeology (CEMAARQ), according to the curatorial protocol proposed by Faccio (1998). Identifying varied decorative patterns and a general state of good preservation.