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Wari pottery, god of the two staffs
Wari Artisans700 A.D. - 1200 A.D.
Amano Pre-Columbian Textile Museum
Lima, Peru
Ceramic sculptural piece which represents a Wari nobleman. His posture is like the the god of the staffs. It represents a character who is wearing a four-cornered hat and a robe with two stripes on it. His hands have holes where he might hold two sticks or crosiers that were not found with this piece.
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- Title: Wari pottery, god of the two staffs
- Creator: Wari Artisans
- Date Created: 700 A.D. - 1200 A.D.
- Physical Location: Amano Precolumbian Textile Museum, Lima
- Physical Dimensions: Height 287 mm x Diameter 230
- Provenance: Donation
- Subject Keywords: Ceramic, vessel, Huari, Wari, god of the two staffs
- Type: Utilitarian and ceremonial object
- External Link: Amano Precolumbian Textile Museum
- Medium: Ceramic
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