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Site:  Nasca Clados Number:  250 Culture:  Nasca Description:  vase, drawing after Blasco and Ramos, 1980. Chronological Era:  Intermediate Period (EIP), Nasca 5 Phase. Iconographic Features:  Traditional Harvester (Proulx 2007, 92) wearing a conical hat stitched up the front. It is perforated by a spear. A vessel (?) appears to its right.

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Site:  Nasca Clados Number:  251 Culture:  Nasca Description:  cup bowl, ID number missing, M.N.A.A.H.-Lima. Chronological Era:  Early Intermediate Period (EIP), Nasca 5 Phase. Iconographic Features:  Traditional Harvester (Proulx 2007, 92) wearing a conical hat stitched up the front. The plants held in the hands are cornstalks. Corn cobs replaced by trophy heads. Peppers attached to the body. Related Themes:  Click link to see related item(s) CL 250

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Site:  Nasca Clados Number:  252 Culture:  Nasca Description:  cup bowl, C-13203, M.N.A.A.H.-Lima. Chronological Era:  Early Intermediate Period (EIP), Nasca 5 Phase. Iconographic Features:  Traditional Harvester (Proulx 2007, 92) wearing a conical hat stitched up the front. The plants held in the hands are cornstalks and peppers (?). Corn cobs replaced by trophy heads. Hair hanks are held along with the plants and are attached to the elbow. Related Themes:  Click link to see related item(s) CL 250, 251

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Site:  Nasca Clados Number:  253 Culture:  Nasca Description:  effigy vessel portraying (Siamese?) twins, ID number missing, M.N.A.A.H.-Lima. Chronological Era:  Early Intermediate Period (EIP), Nasca 5 Phase (?). Iconographic Features:  twins dressed as Traditional Harvester (Proulx 2007, 92). Cords with hair hanks are wrapped around their necks. The plants held in the hands are peppers. Related Themes:  Click link to see related item(s) CL 250, 251, 252

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