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Hearst Museum object titled Aryballoid jar, accession number 4-7993, described as Imperial Inca style, high-necked jar; aryballoid; neck broken; height: 36 inches; circumference 6 feet 3 inches. Lat Horizon. Cuzco type. Neck restored in plaster of paris by copying 4-7992 in 1940. 13-2018, 13-2012.

Hearst Museum object titled Basket, accession number 5-4534, described as Basket; elongate with narrow neck and wide mouth; natural color; split reeds sewn cross-wise at intervals; neck and mouth plain weave; h. 42.5 cm; dia. 19 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Basket, accession number 1-28617, described as Very large. Twined. Clamshell beads attached.

Hearst Museum object titled Bridal crown, accession number 9-5765, described as Bride’s headdress; cake-shaped headdress, round with flat top; forehead area is overlapping layers of Turkish silver-colored coins tightly packed like fish scales; similarly encrusted triangular earflaps; at brow are three rows of tubular coral beads, 1 row of coins below; crown is 4 triangles of embroidery in red and green with brown X dividing them; blue linen ground; red cotton cloth lining; back is beige and green embroidered rectangles.

Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic fragment, accession number 1-119643, described as China fragments; all different colors.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin: 8 reales, accession number 16-11990, described as Coin; silver-plated copper; 8 reales. Reverse: a cross; worn. Metal content: AE (copper) and AR (silver). Probably a counterfeit.

Hearst Museum object titled Coins, accession number 9-14615, described as Coins strung together

Hearst Museum object titled Face mask, accession number 5-3372, described as carved wooden face mask/ baboon (?); red nose and eyes; trimmed with empty shot-gun shells; hair attached; lined with cloth.