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Paracas textile and funerary practices (Peruvian South Coast, c. 700 BCE–200 CE)

Paracas textile and funerary practices (Peruvian South Coast, c. 700 BCE–200 CE)

  1. Paracas Cavernas shaft-tomb burials become widespread

    Labels: Paracas Cavernas, shaft tombs
  2. Camelid-fiber embroidery expands Paracas textile repertoire

    Labels: camelid fiber, Paracas mantles
  3. Paracas Candelabra geoglyph likely created

    Labels: Paracas Candelabra, Paracas Peninsula
  4. Necropolis-style funerary bundles flourish at Wari Kayan

    Labels: Wari Kayan, Paracas Necropolis
  5. Cranial deformation becomes visible in elite burials

    Labels: cranial deformation, elite burials
  6. Embroidered mantles peak as prestige funerary garments

    Labels: embroidered mantles, prestige textiles
  7. Julio C. Tello first visits Cerro Colorado

    Labels: Julio C, Cerro Colorado
  8. Tello discovers Paracas Necropolis funerary bundles

    Labels: Tello discovery, Wari Kayan
  9. Mummies and textiles removed for safekeeping

    Labels: collection transfer, mummy conservation
  10. Paracas mantle re-emerges from burial context

    Labels: Paracas mantle, Necropolis textiles
  11. Major set of Wari Kayan bundles opened and inventoried

    Labels: bundle inventory, Wari Kayan