1935.32.0180 :: stav

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Stav, klädd med hud. Målade figurer. Se 35.32.178.

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Bildarkiv: 011965
Motivord: ceremonistav, dekor, föremålsbild, teckning, trästav
Location:
Amerika, Paracas, Peru, Sydamerika
Name:
Puusta, Otto
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Bildarkiv: 100012
Motivord: föremålsbild
Time:
1998-2000
Name:
Berg, Håkan
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Bildarkiv: 3894D
Motivord: stav
Location:
Paracas, Peru
Time:
1978
Name:
Pettersson, Lennart, Sörvik, Folke D.
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Bildarkiv: 3932D
Motivord: stav
Location:
Paracas, Peru
Time:
1978
Name:
Pettersson, Lennart, Sörvik, Folke D.
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Bildarkiv: 3933D
Motivord: stav
Location:
Paracas, Peru
Time:
1978
Name:
Pettersson, Lennart, Sörvik, Folke D.
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Bildarkiv: 3934D
Motivord: stav
Location:
Paracas, Peru
Time:
1978
Name:
Pettersson, Lennart, Sörvik, Folke D.
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Magnus Johansson (National Museums of World Culture)2023-12-11 13:32
Thanks for your question. Henry Wassén published an article in 1950 called "Tre föremål från Paracas".
Patrick Carmichael2023-12-09 22:02
Have any academic articles been published on this object? If so, would you kindly forward the articles titles to me? I would be most appreciative for your assistance.
Patrick Carmichael2023-12-09 22:00
Have any academic articles been published on this object? If so, could you kindly forward the titles of those articles to me? I would be most appreciate of this information.

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Magnus Johansson (National Museums of World Culture)2023-12-11 13:32

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