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Tembladera was an ancient burial site in the Jequetepeque Valley on Peru's north coast. Ceramic stirrup-spout vessels were important funerary offerings in ancient Peru and numerous vessels of this type have been found. Tembladera style vessels may have influenced the later ceramic tradition of the Paracas culture on the south coast.
Adapted from
- Carol Robbins, Label text [1971.19], A. H. Meadows Galleries.
- DMA unpublished material [1969.30].
NOTES
DMA unpublished material, drawn from: Object Information Card (1969.30), n.d., Dallas Museum of Art Collections Records Object File.
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General Description
Tembladera was an ancient burial site in the Jequetepeque Valley on Peru's north coast. Ceramic stirrup-spout vessels were important funerary offerings in ancient Peru and numerous vessels of this type have been found. Tembladera style vessels may have influenced the later ceramic tradition of the Paracas culture on the south coast.
Adapted from
- Carol Robbins, Label text [1971.19], A. H. Meadows Galleries.
- DMA unpublished material [1969.30].
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DMA unpublished material, drawn from: Object Information Card (1969.30), n.d., Dallas Museum of Art Collections Records Object File.
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