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The upper part of this so-called "plug-in sword" - also known as the
also known as a rudder or keel sword - is decorated with 4 anthropomorphic figures with hats and
decorated with 14 stepped patterns. Max Uhle had found such objects in tombs in the Ica Valley.
that protruded vertically behind bundles of mummies. They may have served as grave markers.
grave markers. See also RJM 32315, 32317, 60496-60497.
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