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Picasso Tolita is a ceramic sculpture, made by Tumaco-La Tolita culture in Ecuador, that depicts an anthropomorphic figure with several zoomorphic elements, including feline fangs, a necklace that transforms into a snake, and a snake emerging from its left eye

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Picasso Tolita is a ceramic sculpture, made by Tumaco-La Tolita culture in Ecuador, that depicts an anthropomorphic figure with several zoomorphic elements, including feline fangs, a necklace that transforms into a snake, and a snake emerging from its left eye

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The Broken Hearted Man petroglyph in Utah's San Rafael Swell, depicting an anthropomorphic figure with tears streaming from its eyes. 300-1300 CE, Fremont culture

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The Broken Hearted Man petroglyph in Utah's San Rafael Swell, depicting an anthropomorphic figure with tears streaming from its eyes. 300-1300 CE, Fremont culture

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Ceremonial Chimu bowl made from two welded metals: a silver–copper alloy and a gold–silver–copper alloy. It depicts anthropormorphic figures, spondylus shells and zoomorphic beings. Peruvian North Coast, Chimu Empire, 1000-1476 AD, Now at the Museo Larco – Lima, Perú

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Ceremonial Chimu bowl made from two welded metals: a silver–copper alloy and a gold–silver–copper alloy. It depicts anthropormorphic figures, spondylus shells and zoomorphic beings. Peruvian North Coast, Chimu Empire, 1000-1476 AD, Now at the Museo Larco – Lima, Perú

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A 2000-year-old Paracas ceremonial garment from Peru. It features linear embroidery on a flat black camelid fiber fabric, and its design includes geometric feline figures and other elements that decorate both the neckline and the interior of the garment

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A 2000-year-old Paracas ceremonial garment from Peru. It features linear embroidery on a flat black camelid fiber fabric, and its design includes geometric feline figures and other elements that decorate both the neckline and the interior of the garment

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Ucuyayas made from Spondylus shell by the Cerro Narrío culture in Ecuador. Now housed at the Museo del Alabado

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Ucuyayas made from Spondylus shell by the Cerro Narrío culture in Ecuador. Now housed at the Museo del Alabado

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A cohoba Inhaler made from a manatee rib in the shape of an anthropomorphic figure with its legs held up by its hands. It was used by theTaíno to inhale hallucinogens during the cohoba ceremony. 12th-15th century CE, Fundacion Garcia Arevalo, Dominican Republic

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A cohoba Inhaler made from a manatee rib in the shape of an anthropomorphic figure with its legs held up by its hands. It was used by theTaíno to inhale hallucinogens during the cohoba ceremony. 12th-15th century CE, Fundacion Garcia Arevalo, Dominican Republic

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This large relief sculpture of a crouching feline was carved by Nopiloa artist from an irregular boulder of volcanic stone. It most likely depicts one of the 2 largest predators in the Americas, either a jaguar or a puma. From Mexico, 600–1000 CE, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum

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This large relief sculpture of a crouching feline was carved by Nopiloa artist from an irregular boulder of volcanic stone. It most likely depicts one of the 2 largest predators in the Americas, either a jaguar or a puma. From Mexico, 600–1000 CE, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum

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