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Pot in form of Fish with a double spout handle rising from the back. Slight modelling on head, tail, and fin area. Other features painted in grey, black, yellow, red and white. Broken at tail; cracked around head.

Vessel in the Form of a Fish, c. 100 BCE - 600 CE

Nasca

G260

Bird-shaped whistle-vase with a single upright spout emerging from the back and connected by a handle with the head. The eyes of the bird are painted, but the beak is modelled. Across the breast a double row of worms painted in polychrome. Highly conventionalized wings painted on each side. Tiahuanico influence.

Vessel in the Form of a Bird, c. 100 BCE - 600 CE

Nasca

G260

Double-spout vase painted in polychrome with two couchant winged figures. The heads wear an elaborate coiled headdress tipped with plant forms that spring from other parts of the body and from the serpent staff held in left hand of figure. Painted face with long projecting tongue. Wings of figures are decorated with human heads and terminate in feathers.

Vessel, 1st century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Bottle in form of a Woman's figure holding a human head . Upper body of polished cream slip. Lower area of dark red with a band of stylized human heads painted in polychrome. Nose, teeth arms, and accessory head modelled, other details painted. The spout, emerging from back of shoulders, is a bridged to top of head by a narrow band which forms the handle of jug. Rounded bottom, stand.

Vessel in the form of a man, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Cup, with a painted band of stylized plants edged with polka dots. Solid brick-colored base. Mouth nicked.

Cup, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Cup with trophy heads; polychrome earthenware; Peru, Nazca, VIc.; No Dims on Cat. Cards Cup with slightly flaring mouth painted in polychrome with four rows of trophy heads.

Vessel, 6th century

Nasca

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Polychrome Round Pot with double spout linked by bridge; design shows large pelican about to eat 3 small black and white killer whales on red background

Double spout jar, 3rd century BCE - 7th century CE

Nasca

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Bowl decorated with painted panels on body and a narrow border around rim. In the body area double rows of human figures, holding weapons and marching in file, alternating with double rows of stylized floral forms. In the border are short lines in groups of three flanking and surrounding groups of dots in threes which represent a dissolved conception of the human head. Border in white, yellow and red on brownish ground; body panels in colors of cream ground. Panels set off from border and from each other by narrow bands edged with black. Rounded base. H. 2 3/4 in.; diameter across mouth 4 1/4"

Bowl with warrior motif, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Large oval jar with the neck representing a human head. The face is slightly modelled, with nose and chin in full relief, but with eyes and hair painted. The upper section of the jar is painted to represent a poncho worn over the shoulders. The poncho is striped vertically in dark brown, rust, and cream on the front and in the back in stripes of dark brown only, possibly to represent the hair of the figure. This jar is interesting as illustrating the manner in which ponchos were worn. Late Nazca per Schoeler--MWS.

Jar, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Large cup or bowl with slightly flared mouth and all-over design of checked and plain squares about 1/2 in. in area alternating in rows around sides. Such purely geometrical designs are rare in Nazca pottery.

Large cup, 100 BCE - 600 CE

Nasca

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Large vase with shallow flared neck painted in polychrome, with two stylized pumas. Rigid ring handles on shoulders, one of the two missing.

Vase with puma motif, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Jar, wide-mouthed, in the form of a double-headed snake. Deep, flaring neck with a band of puma heads below the rim. Painted in polychrome. Rim chipped.

Jar, 11th-14th century

Nasca

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vase with three bands of faces depicting the different races; polychromed pottery in browns, yellow and gray

Vase with Faces, 2nd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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small dish with band of small geometric designs around inside of lip; red pottery, earthenware, Peruvian (Nazca), 200 BC-600 AD cat. card dim.H 3 Diam. 6-1/2' NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD

Small dish, 3rd century BCE - 7th century CE

Nasca

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figurine, red, cream and brown design earthenware, Peruvian (Nazca), 1-700 AD cat. card dim. H. 4-1/4'

Figurine, 2nd-8th century

Nasca

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round-bottomed flared pot, with horizontal stripes of red and white, red ceramic, Peruvian (Nazca), 200BC - 600AD cat. card dims H 5-1/4 x D 6-1/4'

Round-bottomed, flared pot, 3rd century BCE - 7th century CE

Nasca

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Jar in the form of a man's head painted in polychrome to represent a mummy mask. Top of head draped in a turban. Rounded bottom, stand.

Effigy vessel, 100 BCE - 600 CE

Nasca

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Beaker with painted frieze of long-necked white birds and snakes. Rounded bottom, stand.

Beaker, 100 BCE - 600 CE

Nasca

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Large ovoid jar representing a crouching human figure whose head forms neck of vase. All details except nose and turban headdress painted in polychrome on polished red ground. Rounded bottom, stand.

Vessel, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Large head with wide flattened brow and painted face. The enormous, thin nose, ears, and pointed chin are in full relief. The mouth is a narrow slit with black lips; the almond shaped eyes and thin eyebrows are painted. A triangular area, extending from beneath the eyes to the chin on each side of the nose, is painted red. Cheeks edged with black paint, possibly representing a beard. Wavy vertical lines of black on back of skull represent hair, as does the line of black across the forehead. The figure wears a brick red skullcap. Surface highly burnished. The size of this example makes it an important one. Schoeler says: early Nazca--MWS.

Effigy vessel, 650-799

Nasca

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Jar with rounded base in the form of a human figure wearing a puma mask. Details of the face in relief, and arms, holding a club and a trophy head in front of the body, in low relief. Two toed- rectangles indicate feet at bottom of body. Details of face, arms, trophy head, feet, and a garment hanging over the shoulders in back, painted in red, brown, grey, and white on buff slip ground. Single spout handle. Burnished.

Figure, 100 BCE - 600 CE

Nasca

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Spherical Jar decorated with a horizontal band showing two figures against a background of conventionalized lines representing water. Polychrome painting. Rounded bottom, stand.

Bowl with Swimmer Motifs, 100 BCE - 600 CE

Nasca

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Double-spout vase with a band carrying two Pumas painted in polychrome on a white ground. Note the spotted body of the Puma and the long projecting tongue, characteristic of this beast in Nazca pottery and textiles.

Vessel, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Nasca

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Double spout water jar decorated in polychrome with two large fishes in their mouths. Frieze of peppers below.

Vessel, 100 BCE- 600 CE

Nasca

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polychrome vessel with 2 side handles, design painted along upper half; red ceramic; design in red, black and cream

Polychrome vessel, 3rd-15th century

Nasca or Tiwanaku

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polychrome jar with handle, geometric design in red, brown, and cream, red ceramic, Peruvian(Nazca), 200 BC-1000 AD cat. card dim.; H 5-1/4'

Polychrome jar, 3rd century BCE - 11th century CE

Nasca or Tiwanaku

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Three-Dimensional Fringe, c. 100

Nasca

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Embroidered Fringe, c. 100

Nasca

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Woven Belt, c. 200

Nasca

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Woven Belt, c. 200

Nasca

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Embroidered Belt, 1st century

Nasca

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Embroidered Edge, c. 100

Nasca

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Tapestry Tape, Date Unknown

probably Nasca

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Tapestry Tape, Date Unknown

probably Nasca

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Textile Fragment, 200 BCE - 799 CE (Early Intermediate period)

probably Nasca

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