MANUEL AGUSTIN LANDIVAR MUSEUM

The "Manuel Agustin Landi" Site Museum is situated in the Historic Center of Cuenca, alongside the Todos Santos Ruins, in a building having a place with the Casa de la Cultura core of Azuay, which remains on the Calle Larga 2-23 and Manuel Vega. The House of Culture keeps up the "Manuel Agustin Landí" Site Museum, situated in the segment of Todos Santos, where archeological stays of different territorial recorded periods coincide: leftovers of the dividers of the Canari culture; specialties and a calcined earth floor from the Inca time frame; and stone plants worked by the Iberians, some even somewhere in the range of 10 and 15 years before the establishment of Cuenca.

While doing the works that put in prove this intricate, ious pieces were discovered that affirm the nearness of the three societies, which are esteemed and presented to the general population in a building adjoining the archeological zone, which is built up as an exhibition hall on the sixth April 1987. In this place, transitory shows of ious subjects are additionally held. The presentation exhibits the social materials recuperated in the archeological unearthings made in the remains of Todos Santos, from 1972. Among the social materials comprise of around 20 thousand parts and whole bits of earthenware production, lithics and metal, of the way of life Canari, Inka and Colonial.