Crown
Item number Sf800 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number Sf800 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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A gold coloured, foil band with three rows of foil discs. The discs are attached by fine metal hooks which allow the discs to move freely. The two ends of the band have matching holes.
The ends of the band appear to have been joined together originally, forming a crown-like head piece. The use of gold foil and the quavering discs are particularly typical of artifacts from Frias. Gold crowns and other facial adornments are favoured in the Frias and the nearby Vicus Style.
Frias style ? Early Intermediate Period, contemporary with Moche 1 and 2; 0-200 C.E.
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The ends of the band appear to have been joined together originally, forming a crown-like head piece. The use of gold foil and the quavering discs are particularly typical of artifacts from Frias. Gold crowns and other facial adornments are favoured in the Frias and the nearby Vicus Style.
Frias style ? Early Intermediate Period, contemporary with Moche 1 and 2; 0-200 C.E.
A gold coloured, foil band with three rows of foil discs. The discs are attached by fine metal hooks which allow the discs to move freely. The two ends of the band have matching holes.
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