These axes had the shape of a petal from a flower and were generally manufactured from stone. They were celts…
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The snake is part of an important mythological triumvirate who dominated the cosmology of the people from the Orinoco-Amazon region.…
Amerindian ceramic vessel were mostly formed with the coil method, in which strips of wet clay are jointed in circular…
Shamans played an important role in Taíno society as medical practitioners, using an hallucinogenic preparation named "Cohoba" to get in…
The Taíno placed strong importance on ancestor worship. They believed in afterlife and great care was given to the dead.…
This wooden seat was used by chiefs in the Caribbean Taino culture during ceremonial communication with the spirit world. Wooden…
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This wooden seat was used by chiefs in the Caribbean Taino culture during ceremonial communication with the spirit world. It…
Fragment of ceramic vessel that shows a zoomorphic decoration applied just under the rim of the bowl. It represents the…
Axes were objects with different uses: daily use, for war and for religious purposes. The monolithic axes were manufactured from…
Fragment of ceramic vessel that shows an anthropomorphic figure. It represents both eyes and a double nose which can also…
The “small faces” frequently appear as handles of ceramic vessels. They represent zoomorphic and anthropomorphic figures, sometimes accompanied by smaller…
This is an artifact similar to several others which have been specifically found in northern Haiti, however their purpose is…
Here is a wooden burial urn decorated with a human figure. We think it is a result of a cultural…
Taino craftspeople regarding shell and bone. Their techniques are matched only by those of the Inuit carvers in Alaska. These…
A special object, part of the Cohoba ritual, carved from bone and curved to fit down the throat to help…
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Stones pestles carved with human or avian images were used for ceremonial purposes, specifically to grind Cohoba powder. In Taino…