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Gold Pendant with Human Figure
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Gold Pendant with Human Figure

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This delicate gold pendant from the Quimbaya culture (500–1200 AD)features a stylized human figure wearing an elaborate headdress. Likely worn as an amulet, it symbolizes ancestral power and divine protection. Its careful design reflects both metallurgical skill and the sacred role of ornamentation in pre-Hispanic cosmology.
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