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Gold pins with anthropomorphic endings; from Calima, Colombia, of Yotoco period . Museo del Oro, Bogota, Colombia

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Gold pins with anthropomorphic endings; from Calima, Colombia, of Yotoco period . Museo del Oro, Bogota, Colombia

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Anthropomorphic pendant made of tumbaga. Colombia, Tairona culture, 900-1600 AD

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Anthropomorphic pendant made of tumbaga. Colombia, Tairona culture, 900-1600 AD

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Mummy portrait of a young woman with gold and pearl earrings. Egypt, Roman period, 50-250 AD

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Mummy portrait of a young woman with gold and pearl earrings. Egypt, Roman period, 50-250 AD

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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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Anthropomorphic lizard statuettes from prehistoric Mesopotamia, Ubaid Period, 5000 to 4000 BC.

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Anthropomorphic lizard statuettes from prehistoric Mesopotamia, Ubaid Period, 5000 to 4000 BC.

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Tombstone with Deity of The Underworld from The Maya City of Pomona. Classic Period

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Tombstone with Deity of The Underworld from The Maya City of Pomona. Classic Period

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A Tairona necklace made of red stones and gold alloy claw shaped beads, 900-1600 CE, now housed at the Museo del Oro in Bogotá, Colombia

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A Tairona necklace made of red stones and gold alloy claw shaped beads, 900-1600 CE, now housed at the Museo del Oro in Bogotá, Colombia

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