An Overview of the Vessel (Christian de Brer)
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An Overview of the Vessel (Christian de Brer)
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The Making of a Stirrup-Spout Vessel (Christian de Brer)
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The Making of a Stirrup-Spout Vessel (Christian de Brer)
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Mystical Moche: Secrets of Ceremonial Pottery
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Moche Firing Techniques (Christian de Brer)
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Moche Firing Techniques (Christian de Brer)
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The Andean Concept of Tinkuy: A Meeting of Complementary Forces (Luis Muro Ynoñán)
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At least 1100 years old, this vessel is attributed to the Moche people of the Central Andes, North Coast. It is made of ceramic with slip and features a realistic depiction of a big-eared brown bat, with its wings spread. It measures 18.4 x 17.7 x 15.8 cm (7 1/4 x 6 15/16 x 6 1/4 in). This artifact is now housed at the Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It was acquired via the John L. Severance Fund in 2005. Special thanks: The Cleveland Museum of Art We make our content
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Possibly over 1100 years old, this vessel is attributed to the Moche people of the Central Andes, on the North Coast. Made of ceramic with slip paint, it features a realistic depiction of a big-eared brown bat. It measures 18.4 x 17.7 x 15.8 cm (7 1/4 x 6 15/16 x 6 1/4 in). This vessel is now housed by the Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It was acquired through the John L. Severance Fund in 2005. Special thanks: The Cleveland Museum of Art We make our content for peopl
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Making Visible: The Use of Cameras to Examine the Interior of Moche Vessels (Christian de Brer)
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Ancient Moche Bottles of Peru
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Dated to be at least 1300 years old, this vase is attributed to the Moche culture of ancient Peru and was excavated at Trujillo. Made of pottery, it is mould-made and painted, featuring a human head modeled in the neck of the vessel. The head shows an expressive face, while the body is decorated with downward-pointing red triangles on a cream background and cream “S” motifs on red. It measures 31 cm (12.20 in) in height and 19 cm (7.48 in) in diameter. This artifact is now housed at the British
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Conservation: Scientific Analysis and Dialogue With Source Communities (Christian de Brer)
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Believed to be between 400 and 2,200 years old, this vessel with a reclining figure and birds is attributed to the Cupisnique culture of the north coast of the Andes. It is made of ceramic with traces of pigment, possibly cinnabar, and features what appears to be a reclining human figure being pecked by two birds atop a doughnut-shaped chamber. A low-relief creature decorates the sides of the stirrup-shaped spout, and the vessel measures 14.3 × 14.9 cm (5.6 × 5.9 in). This artifact is now housed
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Ancient Faces: The Moche Portrait Vessels
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