Public-domain art from Central Andes

38 public-domain plates · 8th century BCE to 15th century

• Lower Border of a Garment 1000–1470s
• Medallion, beads, and spindle whorls 1000–1532 (medallion)
• Tunic with Frontal Figures 1400–1532
• Sleeved Tunic 1460s–1532
• Half of a Sleeved Tunic c. 500–1000
• Half of a Sleeved Tunic c. 500–1000
• Two Tapestry-woven Panel Fragments 1000–1460s
• Tunic Fragments with Bird-Headed Creature 600–1000
• Tapestry-woven Yoke from a Tunic 800–1200?
• Tunic (Shirt) with Tapestry-woven Yoke 650–850
• Deer-Headed Figure Vessel 200–850 CE
• Feline Vessel 1–700 CE
• Vessel with Pudu 500–200 BCE (thermoluminescence date, 1190–90 BCE)
• Painted Drum 500–1000
• Band (Headband?) c. 650–850
• Head Cloth 1000–1460s
• Container with Deity Head and Winged Attendants 600–1000 (Thermoluminescence date, 730–1190)
• Hunchback Vessel (Aryballos) 1470–1521 (Thermoluminescence date, 1315–1615)
• Feline Vessel 200–850 CE
• Beaker with Frontal Figures 900–1100
• Plate with Supernatural Being 900–600 BCE
• Beaker with Shells 900–1100
• Beaker with Frogs 900–1100
• Mother-and-Child? Vessel 1–700 CE
• Sea Lion Pup Vessel 200–850 CE
• Square Bowl with Pampas Cats 500–400 BCE
• Cup with Four Faces 600–1000
• Vessel with Reclining Dog 1470–1532
• Disk 850–1460
• Head Beaker 900–1100
• Vessel with Litter Group 600–1000
• Ornament with Figure 600–1000
• Architectural Vessel 1–700 CE
• Cloth with Procession of Figures 170 BCE–70 CE (radiocarbon date, 95% probability)
• Sacrificer Container 770–890 (radiocarbon date, 95% probability)
• Big-Eared Brown Bat Vessel 200–850 CE
• Backrest of a Litter 1185–1275 (radiocarbon date, 95.4% probability)
• Fish-Shaped Applique 1400–1532