The Adolph and Esther D. Gottlieb Collection

Animal effigy, possibly an alpaca with triangular ears and short tail. Grey stone with black veining, well-polished. Breakage not repaired.

Tool made of gray-green stone tapering to a point. Unbroken.

Llama conopa figure made of yellow-cream stone (for libation). Incised dotted circles form diagonal cross on each side; raised head, flat base. Polished surface. Unbroken.

Stone pregnant llama figure, made of yellow limestone, lightly banded. Vestigial ears, tail and legs, four teats on belly. Polished surface. Unbroken.

Llama conopa figure, for libation. Incised eyes, head raised, flat base. Polished surface.

Round metal bell with rectangular opening in bottom, stone clapper inside, and large metal ring on top. Symmetrical design on each side of the bell consisting of incised concentric circles.

Metal bell with sloped edges, rectangular opening in bottom, stone clapper inside, and fixed metal ring on top. Design on top half of the bell consists of incised concentric circles. Design on bottom half of the bell consists of stacked semi-circles oriented perpendicular to the circles on the top half of the bell.

Museum Expedition 1941, Frank L. Babbott Fund

String puppet (marioneta) of the character Jupiter. Puppet wears a long off-white cotton robe with gold coloured grasses hanging around the outside and a gold coloured crown made of individual curved strips of metal with dark blue stone pieces attached to each. There is a painted paper collar that wraps around his neck and down the front; the arms are similarly constructed; the hands are carved of wood.