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This document summarizes art from the Pacific, Mesoamerica, and North America. It includes descriptions of 3 masks from Papua New Guinea called Duk Duk Maskers, stone figures from Easter Island called Ahu Naunau, and a feather cloak from Hawaii. For Mesoamerica, it mentions a large Olmec head from Mexico, the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan, and a limestone sarcophagus lid from Palenque, Mexico. For North America, it describes a tabbed skin bag from the Ottawa culture, a hide painted with warfare scenes from the Lakota, and a bowl with mountain sheep imagery from the Mimbres people in New Mexico.
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- 4. Ahu Naunau Stone figures on Ahu Naunau, Anakena, Easter Island (Rapanui), Chile
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- 7. Mesoamerica
- 8. Colassal Head Olmec, 1500-300 B.C.E. Basalt, height c. 8’. Museo de Antropologia, Veracruz
- 9. Pyramid of the Sun Teotichuacan, Mexcio, 50-200 C.E.
- 10. Sarcophagus Lid From the temple of inscriptions, Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico. Maya, late Classic period, 684 C.E. Limestone
- 12. North America
- 13. Tabbed Skin Bag Ottawa Culture. Eastern Great Lakes, c. 1790, black dyed deerskin, New York State Historical Association
- 14. Hide Painted with Scenes of Warfare Western Lakota Culture, North or South Dakota, c. 1880. Horsehide and pigments branded
- 15. Bowl with Mountain Sheep Ceramic, Mimbres Peoples New Mexico, mid 9th–12th Century