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A polished tumbaga Poporo used as storage of lime that was eaten to help chew coca leaves during rituals, Angostura, Quimbaya Culture, 200 BC-1000 AD, Now at the Museo del Oro at Bogotá

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A polished tumbaga Poporo used as storage of lime that was eaten to help chew coca leaves during rituals, Angostura, Quimbaya Culture, 200 BC-1000 AD, Now at the Museo del Oro at Bogotá

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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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A polished stone sword excavated from a dolmen in Muge-ri, South Korea. The 52 cm long stone sword consists of a blade and a single-piece handle. Bronze age , now housed at the National Museum of Korea

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A polished stone sword excavated from a dolmen in Muge-ri, South Korea. The 52 cm long stone sword consists of a blade and a single-piece handle. Bronze age , now housed at the National Museum of Korea

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A gold flying fish pendant, San Agustín culture, 1-900 CE, now housed at the Gold Museum in Bogotá, Colombia

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A gold flying fish pendant, San Agustín culture, 1-900 CE, now housed at the Gold Museum in Bogotá, Colombia

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An 18th century CE mask frontlet of the Wolf Dance, used by the Nuu-Chah-Nulth people in a ritual for high-ranking male initiates. From Canada, now housed at the British Museum. a photo of a wolf mask frontlet used during the ritual

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An 18th century CE mask frontlet of the Wolf Dance, used by the Nuu-Chah-Nulth people in a ritual for high-ranking male initiates. From Canada, now housed at the British Museum. a photo of a wolf mask frontlet used during the ritual

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Modeled clay effigy vessel showing a priest carrying a bag of Copal, Oaxaca Valley at México, Zapoteca Culture, 200-600 AD, Now at the Museo Amparo at Puebla

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Modeled clay effigy vessel showing a priest carrying a bag of Copal, Oaxaca Valley at México, Zapoteca Culture, 200-600 AD, Now at the Museo Amparo at Puebla

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