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era11th century· 13+typeOrnament· 4+mediumBronze· 2+techniqueEmbroidery· 1+cultureEuropean or middle eastern· 2+subjectMen· 4+creatorHuastec artist(s)· 1+era15th century· 3+typeTextile fragment· 2+mediumSilver· 3+

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Necklace

Necklace

10th–16th century

mediumGold+typeNecklace+cultureTairona+

Stucco Fragment

Stucco Fragment

probably 8th–12th century

techniqueCarving+typeFragment+era11th century+

Copper Peapod Ornament

Copper Peapod Ornament

12th–15th century

techniqueGilding+mediumCopper+typeOrnament+cultureChimú+era14th century+

Crucifixion with the Virgin and Saint John

Crucifixion with the Virgin and Saint John

anonymous · c. 1250

Ewer

Ewer

ca. 1180–1210

mediumSilver+mediumBrass+typeEwer+era12th century+subjectZodiac+

The Deposition and the Entombment

The Deposition and the Entombment

anonymous · ca. 1290

Fragment

Fragment

ca. 1150–ca. 1250

mediumCeramic+mediumGlass+typeFragment+cultureEuropean or middle eastern+

Stucco Fragment

Stucco Fragment

probably 8th–12th century

techniqueCarving+typeFragment+era11th century+

Spindle Whorl

Spindle Whorl

10th–early 16th century

mediumCeramic+typeSpindle whorl+cultureMexican+

Stone Bead

Stone Bead

before 16th century

mediumStone+typeBead+cultureMexican+era15th century+

Fish Ornament

Fish Ornament

11th–12th century

mediumSilver+typeOrnament+culturePeru; central coast+era12th century+subjectFish+

Fragment

Fragment

13th century

mediumGlass+typeFragment+cultureCrusader+

Aquamanile in the Form of a Lion

Aquamanile in the Form of a Lion

ca. 1200

mediumCopper+mediumGlass+typeAquamanile+cultureNorth german+subjectLions+

Stucco Fragment

Stucco Fragment

probably 8th–12th century

techniqueCarving+typeFragment+era11th century+

Coin

Coin

716–36 AH/1316–35 CE

mediumCopper+typeCoin+era14th century+

Stucco Fragment

Stucco Fragment

probably 8th–12th century

techniqueCarving+typeFragment+era11th century+

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