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Nazca Thorn Spindle with Ceramic Whorl cenderawasihbay Chamberlain

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Though slightly pitted

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emphasizing the utilitarian and symbolic roles of such figures in daily life or rituals

frogs were thought to be powerful rainmakers

Nazca Thorn Spindle with Ceramic Whorl cenderawasihbay ChamberlainPre Columbian Era, Nazca culture, 200 BC600 AD, Peru This fascinating Nazca thorn spindle with an attached ceramic whorl is a remarkable artifact from the Pre Columbian Nazca culture, dating from 200 BC to 600 AD. It represents an essential tool in the production of textiles, a highly developed craft in Nazca society. The spindle, made from a thorn, retains remnants of fine spun cotton threads, giving us a glimpse into the textile practices of the

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