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Description

  • Foto Number: KDI-131

The legends are only available in German, French or Spanish
Sur fond d'azur dilué, deux napas, lamas blancs aux longs cous croisés, totems des Collas du lac Titicaca, décorent cette céramique plate à deux anses. Elle daterait de la conquête inca (1300-1470) des tropicales vallées boliviennes. (Instituto nacional de Arqueologia, La Paz, Bolivie.)

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    South America Bolivia La Paz Lama Incas Inca-Culture ceramics precolombian food bowl Museo Nacional de Arqueología, La Paz, Bolivia

Description

  • Foto Number: KDI-131

The legends are only available in German, French or Spanish
Sur fond d'azur dilué, deux napas, lamas blancs aux longs cous croisés, totems des Collas du lac Titicaca, décorent cette céramique plate à deux anses. Elle daterait de la conquête inca (1300-1470) des tropicales vallées boliviennes. (Instituto nacional de Arqueologia, La Paz, Bolivie.)

  • Keywords:
    South America Bolivia La Paz Lama Incas Inca-Culture ceramics precolombian food bowl Museo Nacional de Arqueología, La Paz, Bolivia

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