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Virtual Member Lecture: How to Read Nazca Ceramics

Join Andrew Hamilton, associate curator, Arts of the Americas, as he discusses how to read Nazca ceramics. Originating in the Andes in what is now Peru, these ancient ceramics are decorated with symbolic and pictorial imagery that forms a complex and cohesive narrative.

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https://tinyurl.com/yxzw3933

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