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Fishing Guató on the banks of the Caracara River
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Queen Mother
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Two Guató in front of a hut
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Drunken Yuracáre Indians
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Hut of the Kaixana
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Shipibo Indians (?) from the Rio Ucayali
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Old America exhibition. Part of the Peru room
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Squatting Tlaloc figure made of light grey limestone with the characteristic pointed cap of the spring god Xipe ("fertility as a result of rain). Height: 37 cm." (B.T.)
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"Botokudin with child"
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Barbado-Umotina (Kodonepa) in a dugout canoe
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