Pin
Item number Sf531 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Sf531 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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A tapering metal pin with two hollow round beads and a thin disc impaled on it through central holes. The blunt end of the pin is flattened, bent at a right angle, and the end of it is turned under into a loop. The beads are both assembled by joining hemispherical parts at the equator.
Possibly part of a headdress (Alan Sawyer).
Possibly Chimu, Late Intermediate Period; 900-1450 C.E.
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Possibly Chimu, Late Intermediate Period; 900-1450 C.E.
A tapering metal pin with two hollow round beads and a thin disc impaled on it through central holes. The blunt end of the pin is flattened, bent at a right angle, and the end of it is turned under into a loop. The beads are both assembled by joining hemispherical parts at the equator.
Possibly part of a headdress (Alan Sawyer).
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