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Andean artisan, Viru/Gallinazo Vessel (100 BCE-600)

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Ceramic, 9.5 × 16.5 × 21 cm

Title: Andean artisan, Viru/Gallinazo Vessel (100 BCE-600)

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Ceramic, 9.

5 × 16.

5 × 21 cm.

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