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textile
Object Type
textile
Museum number
Am1907,0319.5
Description
Fragment; textile featherwork; cotton plain weave ground cloth with paired warps; covered with overlapping rows of feathers, attached by lengths of cotton yarn running across textile securing quills; a design is evident but fragmentary and not discernible; buff cotton with dark brown. white and red feathers.
Cultures/periods
Late Intermediate
(?)
Late Horizon
(?)
Colonial (Americas)
(?)
Production date
900-1430
Production place
Made in:
North Coast Peru
(?)
Excavator/field collector
Field Collection by:
Dr de Bolivar
Findspot
Excavated/Findspot:
Pacasmayo Valley
, burial
Found/Acquired:
La Libertad (Peru)
(?)
Found/Acquired:
Ancash
(?)
Found/Acquired:
Lambayeque (department)
(?)
Materials
cotton
feather
Technique
plain weave
Dimensions
Length:
28 centimetres
Width:
21.50 centimetres
Location
Not on display
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Mme Anna de Bolivar
Acquisition date
1907
Department
Africa, Oceania and the Americas
Registration number
Am1907,0319.5