A lovely and very unusual Inca textile tump-line, ca 1350 to 1500 AD. Woven of camelid fibers (llama wool or alpaca) using a very rare purple dye, plus red, brown and tan...

A very bright and vibrant tie-dyed textile fragment dating before the emergence of the Nazca, in southern Peru. Ca 100 BC - 100 AD, of dyed cotton fibers in gold over red...

From northern Peru, ca. 500 AD, ancient pottery stirrup vessel decorated on both sides in high-relief depicting crouching monkeys having curled tails and open toothy...

Massive... and rare as such. Northern Peru, Proto Nazca / Nazca, ca. 200 BC to 100 AD. Solid carved tree stump in the form of a standing human figure; realistic facial...

This incredibly rare ancient trumpet brings to mind a royal procession as trumpeteers blast with ceremonial pageantry. Moche, northern Peru, ca. 300 to 500 AD.

From ancient Peru, Vicus culture, ca. 400 - 100 B.C. Polychrome pottery vessel, bridge spouted with canine figure atop, perhaps the South American Bush Dog (Speothos...

Northern Peru, dating between 900 and 500 BC. Crafted in the form of a native tree-hanging fruit or gourd – certainly a staple in the diet of this amazing culture.

From the Chavin culture of northern Peru, ca. 1000 to 500 BC. Ancient bone implement used in the inhalation of hallucinogenic powders, carved with a wonderful image of...

From Southern Peru, Huari culture, Ca 500 to 800 AD. Standing pottery effigy figure of a male, decorated in black and white over red base;

Pre-Columbian, Cupisnique culture, Northern Peru, Ca 1400 - 1000 BC. The Cupisnique culture is closely related to, and some scholars believe same culture - different site,