08 guest lecture-middlehorizon2
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Decanter, teapot, pint glass
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Decanter, teapot, pint glass
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Decanter, teapot, pint glass
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Decanter, teapot, pint glass
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Chevron band.
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Ventral animal, Humped-back animal, Ayacucho serpent.
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Chakipampa Lyre Cup vs Nieveria modeling.
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Moche portrait head & scenic image vs Nieveria modeling.
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Moche portrait head & scenic image vs Nieveria modeling.
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Swap profile view for a drawing of a faceneck.
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Swap profile view for a drawing of a faceneck.
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Swap profile view for a drawing of a faceneck.
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Conchopata faceneck staff deity vs. other staff deity representations.
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Swap profile view for a drawing of a faceneck.
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Swap profile view for a drawing of a faceneck.
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Vinaque lyre cup and kero, with staff deity iconography
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Decanter, teapot, pint glass
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Corral Redondo
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Corral Redondo
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Map of Peru showing Middle Horizon sites with Wari architecture (filled squares) and artifacts (outlined squares)
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Wari inlay work, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE Left: Wooden figurine inlaid with shell, stone, and silver, height = 4 in. (10.2 cm) Right: Pair of bone ear ornaments with inlaid shell and stone design, diameter of each = 1 7/8 in. (4.8 cm)
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Wari tapestry tunic, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE, width = 41 ¾ in. (106 cm)
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Left: detail of tunic in previous slide Right: ceramic incense burner in shape of a camelid, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE
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Wari tapestry tunic excavated from Ancón, South Coast, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE Left: full tunic, height = 46 5/8 in. (118.5 cm) Right: detail of figures
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Left: Rendering of mummy bundle from Ancón, from Reiss and Stübel, The Necropolis of Ancón in Peru, 1880-87, plate 17 Right: Weaver’s work basket excavated with mummy bundle at Ancón, width = 10 ¼ in. (26 cm)
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Wari tapestry tunic, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE, width = 112 cm (44 in.)
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Fragment of a Wari tapestry tunic, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE
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Detail of previous textile (left) and diagram of image compression / expansion
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Wari tapestry tunic (The Lima Tapestry), Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE, Height = 39 1/3 in. (100 cm)
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Wari tapestry tunic, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE, Height = 43 ¼ in. (109.9 cm)
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Wari tapestry tunic, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE, width = 106 cm (41 ¾ in.)
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Wari tie-dyed tunic, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE Left: full tunic, length = 73 5/8 in. (187 cm) Right: detail
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Wari faceneck jars, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE Left: Viñaque-style jar, Central Highlands, height = 11 13/16 in. (30 cm) Right: jar from Pacheco, South Coast, height = 19 5/8 in. (50 cm)
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Four-cornered hats, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE Left: Height = 7 in. (17.8 cm) Right: Height = 4 ½ in. (11.5 cm)
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Wari khipu, Middle Horizon, c. 500 – 900 CE, Length = 13 ¾ in. (35 cm)
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