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Villanova, PA

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Stamp Roller (?) by Once-known Manteño Carver, Image 1.
  • Once-known Manteño Carver
  • Stamp Roller (?), 800-1500 CE
  • Ceramic
  • 3.75 x 2.375 in
  • Inv: 1997-ARTF-019
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This may be a ceramic stamp roller used for applying patterns to textiles or skin, a typical implement of Pre-Columbian cultures. It may originate from the Manteño culture of coastal Ecuador.

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