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War pony effigy which was probably carried in celebratory dances by a successful warrior
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Female Figure with a newborn in arms, from a rubbish dump excavated near the town of Valdivia
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Silver crown with three rows of dangles complete with ear ornaments
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Mask with headband and human hair probably from a mummy bundle
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Shell amulet of a skeletal man
Shell amulet of a skeletal man. Following curing ceremonies in which the Taino shaman ("behique") would "suck" diseases from the patient's body, he would produce such an amulet that the patient could keep as a protective charm. Country of Origin: Dominican Republic. Culture: Taino. Date/Period: c 1000 - 1500 AD. Material Size: shell. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ David Bernstein Fine Arts, New York. Location: 1
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Featherwork banner, flag of part of a tabbard depicting stylised deities
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Used for rituals probably related to astronomy the Nazca geoglyphs, covering an area
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Figure of the powerful rain god, Tlaloc to whom offerings were continually made
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Detail of the upper register decoration on a ritual drinking vessel known as a kero
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Distinctive Tiahuanaco gravy boat style ceramic with handle and bird head
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Sacred Valley of the Incas the Urubamba (Vilcanota) valley near Pisac, canalised
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Featherwork tabbard with dragon design
Featherwork tabbard with dragon design. the two-headed dragons were symbols of rain and tempest. Only the elite in Peruvian society were permitted to wear the most opulent and resplented objects. The use of feathers in objects were believed to possess magical powers. Country of Origin: Peru. Culture: Nazca style Date/Period:800 - 1000 AD. Place of Origin: South Coast of Peru. Material/ size: Guacamayo macaw feathers and Chilean flamingo: 69x53cms. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Private Collection, London. Location: 10
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View across the Semi-subterranean temple to the monolithic doorway to
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Embossed gold disc, possibly earring or pendant to be suspended from a garment or headdress
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Mochica single spout fine line vessel with depiction of a crab Warrior"
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Shallow bowl with relief modelled woman at base with prominent vulva
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Mochica single spout fine line vessel with depiction of a crab Warrior"
Mochica single spout fine line vessel with depiction of a "crab Warrior" wearing elaborate gear. The crad deity was the deity of combat. Country of Origin: Peru. Culture: Mochica. Date/Period: c. 550 AD. Place of Origin: North coast of Peru. Material Size: Ceramic H=9.5" W= 5.5". Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ David Bernstein Collection, New York. Location: 08
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Among the most important pieces of the Aztec warriors equipment was his Atlatl or spear thrower
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Square, stirrup-spouted vessel on one side of which is carved a warrior figure
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Teponaztli, or drum, that was played by beating the two tongues of wood at the top
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Polychrome ceramic bottle depicting a warrior armed with spears and wearing face paint
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Chullpa or burial tower at Sillustani built by the Aymara-speaking Colla tribe
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View of the Inca street leading to the circular Torreon or astronomical observatory
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