An outdoor exhibit, identified by internal signage as a "Recreation of a Tomb of Cancelas" related to "AMCO" and "Pereira," is situated in the Area Metropolitana Centro Occidente, Colombia

An outdoor exhibit, identified by internal signage as a "Recreation of a Tomb of Cancelas" related to "AMCO" and "Pereira," is situated in the Area Metropolitana Centro Occidente, Colombia. The exhibit consists of an arched-top display case with two glass doors set in a gold-painted metal frame. The top of the case is decorated with turquoise and other hues. Inside the glass doors, two rectangular informational signs, presenting text in Spanish and English, are affixed. The interior of the case houses several large, irregularly shaped, light-colored stone slabs arranged to form a table-like structure, supported by other large stones and smaller, rounded river rocks at their base, simulating an ancient tomb. A long, thin wooden plank leans vertically against the back interior wall on the left. A small, indistinct yellow object lies on the dirt floor inside the case on the right. The exterior ground in the immediate foreground is dirt with sparse green vegetation and scattered dry leaves.