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Nose Ornament Depicting Deities Holding Decapitated Human Heads that Sprout Plants

CultureChavín
Titles
  • Nose Ornament Depicting Deities Holding Decapitated Human Heads that Sprout Plants
Date900–200 BC
PlacePeru
MediumGold
DimensionsOverall: 4 13/16 × 6 15/16 in. (12.3 × 17.6 cm)
Credit LineGift of Alfred C. Glassell, Jr.
Object number2010.527
Current Location
The Caroline Wiess Law Building
212M Jones Galleries
Exposé

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Object Type
ProvenanceRobert Sonin report dated 7.15.2002, calls it Cerro Corbacho style;
Alfred C. Glassell, Jr. Collection, Houston;
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 2010, 2010.527

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front of object
Unknown Central and South American
900–200 BC
Gold
2010.888
front of object
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Earthenware with slip
2010.302
front of object
Unknown Central and South American
900–200 BC
Gold
2010.519
Pectoral Depicting Fanged Deity Heads
Unknown Central and South American
900–200 BC
Gold Template for mount in accession file.
2010.817
Pectoral Depicting Fanged Deity Heads
Unknown Central and South American
900–200 BC
Gold
2010.818
Pectoral Depicting Fanged Deity Heads
Unknown Central and South American
900–200 BC
Gold
2010.819
front of object
Unknown Central and South American
1100–1450 AD
Gold
2001.1087
front of object
Unknown Central and South American
1100–1450 AD
Gold
2001.1090
Pendant Depicting a Deity with the Body of a Stingray and the Head of a Human with Fangs
Unknown Central and South American
100–800 AD
Gold inlaid with turquoise and shell
2010.1283
Nose Ornament Depicting a Vilca Tree Deity
Unknown Central and South American
100–800 AD
Gold
2010.543
recto of object
Unknown Central and South American
900–200 BC
Gold
2010.313.1,.2
front of object
Unknown Central and South American
200 BC–800 AD
Gold
2010.677
Unknown Central and South American