Mace head. Perforated star mace made of bronze. Body has five chisel points and hole in the centre with rounded rim. Corroded but complete.

Mace head in copper. Perforated star mace. Body has five chisel points and hole in the centre with rounded rim. Fragments of binding cord around rim. Corroded but complete.

Mace head in copper. Perforated star mace with feather impressions. Body has five chisel points and hole in the centre with rounded rim. Corroded but complete.

War mace head with wheel form and 21 outer points, eleven inner spokes and bands of incised-geometrical decorations in outer and inner body circles. Corroded.

Mace head made of dark grey-brown stone. Body has eight shaped flanges, flat rim on base and hole in the centre. Pecked surface. Partially broken.

Perforated three flange mace made of mottled grey-brown stone that was originally attached to a shaft of wood or “chaska chuqui” in quechua. A non-Moche artifact type with flat rims and hole in the centre. Pecked surface. Minor breakages.

Perforated six-point star mace made of gray-black stone, originally attached to a shaft of wood or “chaska chuqui” in quechua. Pecked and partial polished surface. Minor breakage.

Perforated star mace made of grey stone, originally attached to a shaft of wood or “chaska chuqui” in quechua. Body has five chisel points, hole in the centre and rounded edges. Pecked surface. Minor breakage.

Perforated ring mace that was originally attached to a shaft of wood or “chaska chuqui” in quechua. Made of dark grey stone and polished technique on surface. Body has a hole in the centre, flat sides and edges. This type of mace is represented in some Moche ceramics. Minor breakage.

Perforated, reworked three flange mace made of grey stone that was originally attached to a shaft of wood or “chaska chuqui” in quechua. Hole in the centre, flat rims and pecked surface.