full-time. As far as Huandacareo Ceramics a complete pipe was found, representing an owl (tecolote). Other ceramic objects worth mentioning are globular pieces, many with sgraffito: one of the most usual designs is one of lines that made up the infinite symbol. Also there are many "malacates" some decorated; their presence demonstrates the extended practice of vegetal fiber weave, mainly cotton. Special note is made of figurines found in this area. Their general feature is solid brown color pieces of several tones. All found are adult feminine figures, it is necessary to remember that feminine is related to lunar deities, all associated with agriculture, and aquatic related to fishing, both activities of sedentary societies; the heads of these figures appear deformed with front-occipital tabular type. Also found, associated with an infant burial, was a gorgeous feminine figure about 14 centimeters tall, that carries a breast feeding boy about two years old astride; both figures display the deformed skull and have band hairdos that resemble the distorting instrument. The mother also wears a skirt and ornaments such as earflaps and necklace. Other animal figures found; these are small, solid, dark brown color, molded and unpolished. It was noted that all pieces found represent dogs, even though as is known there is a wide variety of fauna in the region. It is worth remembering that the Purépecha culture worshiped dogs. As far as their detailed work knowledge, these are samples found: Domestic utensils: metates, mortar and "Tejolotes or Temachin" (grinding stone), metal fragments without and without support. Tools: ceramic polishers and other of bigger size, possibly for skin tanning. Sculpture: The fragment of the face of an old man found is very important, traditionally related to the God of the fire, divinity on which the Purépecha religion was based; it is believed that this sculpture is one of the few representations of Curicaueri (Sp.), "the great fire" or "Great burner). Ritual: discs made from slate, have been found measuring 16 centimeters diameter average, some with two symmetrical perforations. There is evidence in Huandacareo that these discs were used as clasps in the burials of high social hierarchy individuals. Various: 5 centimeters average stone spheres, made in obsidian, as with other pieces, no manufacturing remains or factories have been found, hence it is assumed that the pieces were imported from other places. Such is the case, for the following found objects: Tools: projectile