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English: A scene of fellatio. Moche Bottle Neck Sculptural Stirrup Handle. From the Museo Larco in Lima, Peru.


(Español) Recipiente mochica con escena de felación.

Chronology: Epochs of Rafael Larco Hoyle: Auge Period (1 AD - 800 AD) Chronology of John Rowe: Early Intermediate Period (200 BC - 600 AD)

Region: North Coast Primary Material: Ceramics

Morphofunctional Category: Bottle Neck Sculptural Stirrup Handle

DIMENSIONS: Height: 200mm / Length: 180mm / Width: 125mm / Weight: 698g

Larco Museum, Lima: https://www.museolarco.org/catalogo/ficha.php?id=4284
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