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The Tiwanaku were a pre-Columbian civilization that flourished in the Andean highlands of South America between c. 300 and 1100 AD. They are known for their impressive monumental architecture, complex irrigation systems, and distinctive ceramic art. The Tiwanaku style is characterized by bold geometric designs, stylized figures, and vibrant colors. Ceramics from this period typically depict human figures, animals, and mythical beings, often with intricate details. The Tiwanaku civilization left a lasting legacy on the Andean region, influencing later cultures and contributing to the development of Andean art and culture.
Bottle with a Masked Figure and Abstract Feline and Tex...
Tiwanaku
800
Vessel with Abstract Motifs and a Modeled Head
Tiwanaku
800
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Neck of a Large Ceremonial Jar in the Form of a Head
Tiwanaku
750
Head Fragment from a Large Ceremonial Jar
Tiwanaku
750
Vessel Depicting Abstract Birds
Tiwanaku
850
Jar in the Form of a Jaguar Head
Tiwanaku
850
Single Spout Bottle with Modeled Face on Neck
Tiwanaku
850
Single Spout and Bridge Vessel in the Form of a Dog Gna...
Tiwanaku
850