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A ceramic vessel with the face of a coca chewer. From Ecuador, Mayo-Chinchipe culture
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A ceramic vessel with the face of a coca chewer. From Ecuador, Mayo-Chinchipe culture
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Ceramic vessel of a man with tattos. Peruvian South coast, Nasca Culture, 350-500 CE. Now at the Art Institute of Chicago
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Ceramic vessel of a man with tattos. Peruvian South coast, Nasca Culture, 350-500 CE. Now at the Art Institute of Chicago
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A ceramic footed dish with animal motifs. Nariño culture, 900-1500 CE, from Colombia or Ecuador, now housed at the Walters Art Museum
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A ceramic footed dish with animal motifs. Nariño culture, 900-1500 CE, from Colombia or Ecuador, now housed at the Walters Art Museum
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A ceramic figure of a woman from Ecuador. Valdivia culture, 4000-1800 BCE, now housed at the Casa del Alabado Museum of Pre-Columbian Art in Ecuador
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A ceramic figure of a woman from Ecuador. Valdivia culture, 4000-1800 BCE, now housed at the Casa del Alabado Museum of Pre-Columbian Art in Ecuador
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Vessel in the form of a boar, 3100-2900BCE, Proto-Elamite Culture
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Vessel in the form of a boar, 3100-2900BCE, Proto-Elamite Culture
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A ceramic figurine from Venezuela, made by the Valencioid culture between 1000 and 1500 CE
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A ceramic figurine from Venezuela, made by the Valencioid culture between 1000 and 1500 CE
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Vessel. Recuay culture, north highlands, Peru, ca 1-700 AD. Ceramic with slip and pigment. Cleveland Museum of Art collection
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Vessel. Recuay culture, north highlands, Peru, ca 1-700 AD. Ceramic with slip and pigment. Cleveland Museum of Art collection
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An "owl shaman" figure made of volcanic stone. From Ecuador, Valdivia Culture, 3500-1500 BCE
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An "owl shaman" figure made of volcanic stone. From Ecuador, Valdivia Culture, 3500-1500 BCE
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A Maya cylinder vessel with Hero Twins and lords of death. Slip-painted ceramic, 600-900 CE
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A Maya cylinder vessel with Hero Twins and lords of death. Slip-painted ceramic, 600-900 CE
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Alcarraza vase depicting a jaguar from the La Tolita culture - National Museum of Ecuador, Quito
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Alcarraza vase depicting a jaguar from the La Tolita culture - National Museum of Ecuador, Quito
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A ceramic tankard decorated with ships. From the Ottoman Empire, late 16th century CE, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago
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A ceramic tankard decorated with ships. From the Ottoman Empire, late 16th century CE, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago
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Ceramic heads. Ecuador, Tumaco-La Tolita culture, around 300 BC
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Ceramic heads. Ecuador, Tumaco-La Tolita culture, around 300 BC
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A Moche portrait vessel of a man with a cleft lip and tattoos. 100 BCE–500 CE, from Peru, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago
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A Moche portrait vessel of a man with a cleft lip and tattoos. 100 BCE–500 CE, from Peru, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago
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Pinched Clay Cylindrical Vessel with Human Head, Majiayao culture, China
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Pinched Clay Cylindrical Vessel with Human Head, Majiayao culture, China
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Effigy vessel representing a land crab, from the Colima culture of Western Mexico, Classical period, 100 BCE–250 CE, crafted from ceramic with a brick-red slip and black oxides. Collection & Photo Credit: Binoche and Giquello, Paris
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Effigy vessel representing a land crab, from the Colima culture of Western Mexico, Classical period, 100 BCE–250 CE, crafted from ceramic with a brick-red slip and black oxides. Collection & Photo Credit: Binoche and Giquello, Paris
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Ceramic Sculpture of a seated warrior and two dogs. , from Veracruz, Mexico.
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Ceramic Sculpture of a seated warrior and two dogs. , from Veracruz, Mexico.
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Vessel in the form of a tattooed man. Nazca culture, Peru, ca. 550-650 AD. Pottery with paint. National Museum of the American Indian collection
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Vessel in the form of a tattooed man. Nazca culture, Peru, ca. 550-650 AD. Pottery with paint. National Museum of the American Indian collection
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Seated figure with vessel. Mexico, Colima culture, 200 BC–300 AD
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Seated figure with vessel. Mexico, Colima culture, 200 BC–300 AD
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This two-part Maya vessel is made of slip-painted ceramic and features the form of what appears to be an armadillo with a human-like face. From Petén in Guatemala, 300-600 CE, now housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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This two-part Maya vessel is made of slip-painted ceramic and features the form of what appears to be an armadillo with a human-like face. From Petén in Guatemala, 300-600 CE, now housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
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