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Tiwanaku
Wari; Tiwanaku
Qero Cup
400–900
Tiwanaku; Wari
Textile Fragment with Birthing Llamas
600–1000
Wari; Tiwanaku
Headband
600–1000
Tiwanaku
Tray for Hallucinogenic Snuff
400–1000
Tiwanaku
Figure
Tiwanaku
Poncho or Tunic
600–1000 C.E.
Tiwanaku
Figurine
ca. 400–1000
Tiwanaku
Vessel in the Form of a Cat Holding the Head of a Human Figure in His Mouth
Wari; Tiwanaku
Qero Cup
400–900
Tiwanaku; Wari
Textile Fragment with Birthing Llamas
600–1000
Wari; Tiwanaku
Headband
600–1000
Tiwanaku
Tray for Hallucinogenic Snuff
400–1000
Tiwanaku
Figure
Tiwanaku
Poncho or Tunic
600–1000 C.E.
Tiwanaku
Figurine
ca. 400–1000
Tiwanaku
Vessel in the Form of a Cat Holding the Head of a Human Figure in His Mouth
Wari; Tiwanaku
Qero Cup
400–900
Tiwanaku; Wari
Textile Fragment with Birthing Llamas
600–1000
Wari; Tiwanaku
Headband
600–1000
Tiwanaku
Tray for Hallucinogenic Snuff
400–1000
Tiwanaku
Figure
Tiwanaku
Poncho or Tunic
600–1000 C.E.
Tiwanaku
Figurine
ca. 400–1000
Tiwanaku
Vessel in the Form of a Cat Holding the Head of a Human Figure in His Mouth
