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Entrance to the cave of Cruachu, Uaimh Cruachan

A henta-koi which acted as a magical charm

Mask with headband and human hair probably from a mummy bundle

An ancestral figure known as a moai kavakava, emaciated man

Mochica single spout fine line vessel with depiction of a crab Warrior"

Rare wall painting depicting a woman dancer holding twigs

Regarded as a portrait of the deceased, a tau tau figure was dressed in his or her clothes

Aboriginal cave painting of men smoking pipes and a Thylacine or Tasmanian tiger

Rock painting of a three mast ship from the Walga Rock cave

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A stone figure on an old Batak tomb

A stone figure on an old Batak tomb. Revered ancestors were honoured by elaborate second burial ceremonies in which bodies were exhumed, cleaned, and wrapped in cloths before being placed in these memorials. Performing this rite is still crucial to a family's prestige, although concrete tombs are used now. Country of Origin: Indonesia. Culture: Batak. Date/Period: 1968. Place of Origin: Lake Toba, North Sumatra. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ . Location: 04

Shell gorget depicting a flying shaman with the wings and talons of a bird of prey

Aboriginal rock painting of a group impish-like figures

Aboriginal rock painting of a group of Bradshaw figures and Wandjinas painted over them

Aboriginal rock art of Wandjina figure with a burial underneath it

Aboriginal rock of two Wandjina Heads with a burial niche close by

Entrance to rock overhangs with Aboriginal rock paintings at the Kakadu National Park

Aboriginal painting on a cave ceiling of a Wandjina

Rock carvings from the Flinders Ranges Sacred Canyon

Entrance to cave with Aboriginal rock paintings, Wary Bay

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Rock carvings from the Flinders Ranges Sacred Canyon

Rock carvings from the Flinders Ranges Sacred Canyon. According to Aboriginal mythology two ancestral companions camped in this place while travelling in the Dreamtime and caused the creation of the Adnymathanha people. The circles are thought to represent rockholes or springs while the arrow like carvings are kangaroos. Country of Origin: Australia. Culture: Aboriginal. Place of Origin: Yourambulla. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Tim and Ros Bowden

Aboriginal rock painting of Mimi spirits from the Kakadu National Park

Aboriginal rock painting of Nabulwinjbulwinj from the Kakadu National Park

Aboriginal rock painting of human-animal spirits from the Kimberley region

Aboriginal rock painting of a human hunter from the Kakadu National Park

Aboriginal rock painting from the Kakadu National Park

Aboriginal rock painting of a long-necked turtle in the X-ray style from the Kakadu

Aboriginal rock painting of fish in the X-ray style from the Kakadu National Park

Aboriginal rock painting of human figures from the Kakadu National Park

Rock paintings thought to relate to the dreaming or ceremonies associated with the site

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Aboriginal rock painting from the Kakadu National Park

Aboriginal rock painting from the Kakadu National Park. The main figure is thought to represent Namondjok a creation ancestor associated with various myths. To his rights in Namarrgon, the Lightning Man and important creation ancestor who is responsible for the violent lightning storms. The female figure is Barrginj, Namarrgon's wife. Country of Origin: Australia. Culture: Aboriginal. Place of Origin: Nourlangie Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Tim and Ros Bowden

A carving depicting paired male and female clan ancestors

An unusual single carving depicting a primordial couple, founders of a Senufo lineage

Fully rounded figure of a male revered ancestor and village founder, used as a focus

Ivory staff or sceptre finial, a prestige carving for royal or chiefly use, depicting

Male figure, probably of a village founder or ancestor

Male figure, probably of an elder or chief, for use in a funerary context

A wood sculpture of a woman, possibly an ancestor figure

Two sculptures which, according to Jean Laude (ref

An altar iron in the form of a stylized dancing figure

A wood sculpture of three figures standing one on top of the other

A wood sculpture of a man, possibly an ancestor figure

A sculpture from an ancestral shrine incorporating representations of spears and bells