CultureNasca
Titles
- Pepino Plant Pendant
Date100 BC–700 AD
PlacePeru
MediumSpondylus shell, purple mussel
DimensionsOverall: 7/8 × 5/16 × 3/16 in. (2.2 × 0.8 × 0.4 cm)
Credit LineGift of Alfred C. Glassell, Jr.
Object number2010.709
Not on view
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Object Type
[1] Glassell Album #8, precedes slide dated "DEC 72."
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Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Gold, spondylus shell, turquoise, purple mussel, conch, greenstone, resin, cotton cord
2010.989.1,.2
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell, gold, silver, purple mussel, resin, cotton cord
2010.986
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell, purple mussel, resin, cotton cord
2010.979
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100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell, turquoise, resin
2010.1291.2
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell, turquoise, resin
2010.1291.1
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell, turquoise, purple, mussel, silver, resin
2010.984.1,.2
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Pearly shell, spondylus, resin
2010.1292.1,.2
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Gold, silver, spondylus, purple mussel shell, turquoise, wood, resin, cotton cord
2010.978
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell, turquoise, purple mussel, gold, resin
2010.985.1,.2
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Solid gold with darkened patina
2010.1297.1,.2
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell with turquoise inlay
2010.1317.2
Unknown Central and South American
100 BC–700 AD
Spondylus shell with turquoise inlay
2010.1317.1