Mold for anthropomorphic figure in terracotta. Jama Coaque Culture, Ecuador 350 …

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Mold for anthropomorphic figure in terracotta. Jama Coaque Culture, Ecuador 350 BC. C - 500 a. d. c. 7x4cm

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Mold for anthropomorphic figure in terracotta. Jama Coaque Culture, Ecuador 350 BC. C - 500 a. d. c. 7x4cm

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