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crab. Moche culture, Peru. 6-7th century. copper.
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~ Vessel in the Form of a Skull.
Culture: Moche
Place of origin: Peruvian North Coast
Date: 100 B.C.–A.D. 500
Medium: Ceramic and pigment
#ancient#ancient art#history#museum#archeology#ancient sculpture#ancient history#archaeology#ancient pottery#peru#peruvian#north coast#vessel in the form of a skull#vessel#skull#100 b.c.#a.d. 500#moche
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What can I say, I love Blood Angels ❤ And I'm glad to know it's mutual because they come to my aid whenever I feel down and want to bleed inks on marker paper and mentally rave to 70s synthesizers.
And big thanks to Soyuzmultfilm for the amazing animated short inspired by Moche/Mochica mythology. It's so visually stunning and trippy and more importantly it shows proper research of the source material.
#blood angels#warhammer 40k#azkaellon#lemartes#Erasmus Tycho#Corbulo#dante#Luis Dante#mephiston#Astorath the Grim#copic markers#moche#mochica
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Gold and turquoise ear ornaments, Moche culture, Peru, 400-600 AD
from The Walters Art Museum
#history#antiquities#art#ancient history#ancient art#jewelry#jewellery#moche#precolumbian art#precolumbian
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Handle Spout Vessel in Form of Sacrificer Wearing a Jaguar Headdress
Moche, 100 BCE–500 CE
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Pectoral, Gold, turquoise, and malachite or chrysocolla,
Moche, A.D. 200–600, Peru, North Coast, Museo Larco, Lima, Peru
https://patrons.org.es/golden-kingdoms/
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Winged runner on an ear ornament, Moche culture, modern day Peru, 3rd-7th century
#south america#the americas#mdpcostume#jewellery#earrings#peru#pre columbian#ancient jewellery#costume#moche
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Moche (Northern Coastal Peru, ca. 200 - 900 CE) "Stirrup" Spout Pottery
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Moche Fineline Animals
The Moche (a culture of Northern Coastal Peru from 200 to 900AD) had the BEST art on their pottery. I have decided to share some choice examples with you.
You are welcome.
(Descriptions in ALT.)
Manta Rays
Crabs
Hermit Crabs
Crayfish
Catfish
Muscovy Ducks
Deer
Sea-lions
Snails
Anemones
Other
AND A BUTTERFLY!!! (Or maybe a bat. But LOOK at it!)
I love them all!
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The Healer & The Jaguar
Moche Huapaya x Miguel O'Haha
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He's not the threat. - She is.
The Avatar of The Spider-God Aia Paec, Moche comes from Tawanti - a 1992 version of Peru never colonized by the Spanish.
Protector of her people, the Inca-Spider is a ruthless warning to all invaders, a nightmare to the dishonorable, and a servant to all of her people.
To the people of Tawanti, Miguel is the Runa-Utu-Runcu, The Man of Jaguar Spirit
To the people of her village, he is AncuApu, The Blue Mountain that came from the future.
Both in the field and at HQ, Moche and Miguel are a ruthless team, cause they're both devout workaholics. But under that, they're all soft, mushy, and traditional.
Sure, they're ruthless vigilantes that'll stop at nothing. But they also took 4 months to hold hands and go on ballroom salsa dancing dates every Wednesday like an old couple.
And that doesn't even start on the huge family they have together.
[Wanted to draw Moche and Miguel height accurate SO BAD so I challenged myself to draw her without making her look small or innocent next to him - SO THIS HAPPENED]
#spiderman#atsv#marvel#spider man#across the spiderverse#moche#miguel ohara#miguel o'hara#miguel o'hara x oc#Miguel Ohara x oc#spidersona#spidersonas#IncaSpider#Inca Spider#Cemiche#miguel x oc#oc art#across the spider verse
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stirrup spout bottle, Moche, 2nd-5th century
#stirrup spouts#frogs#Moche#Peru#South America#pre-columbian peru#vessels#ceramic#pottery#animals#this got me looking into more Moche pottery and art and it's very cool
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@the-cat-and-the-birdie
Moche and Angel running the Short Spidey Support group lol
Because everyone is freaking taller than them! Even Gwen is like 5’7
Meanwhile Angel at 5’5 and Moche at 4’11 asfjdaskfa
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~ Ear Ornament, Winged Runner.
Date: A.D. 400–700
Place of origin: : Perú, North Coast
Culture: Moche
Medium: Gold, turquoise, sodalite, shell.
#ancient#ancient art#history#museum#archeology#ancient history#archaeology#5th century#8th century#jewelry#ear Ornament#winged runner#perú#peruvian#moche#mosaic#gold#turquoise#shell#a.d. 400#a.d. 700
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Ear ornaments from the Moche culture in modern-day Peru, 400-700 CE. They feature either a birdlike human or a humanlike bird, perhaps an owl. Ornaments like these would have been worn in the stretched earlobes of noblemen or women.
{WHF} {Ko-Fi} {Medium}
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Frog vessel, Moche culture, Peru, 200-500 AD
from The Dallas Museum of Art
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Stirrup Vessel
Moche culture
Middle Mochica (400-600)
source
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