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Moche Anthropomorphic Ceramic Bottles

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These Moche ceramic bottles (1–800 AD) depict anthropomorphic male genitalia, blending human features with symbolic elements. The glans forms the head, and the testicles are depicted as knees, fusing anatomy and identity. These vessels showcase the Moche’s intricate artistry and cultural focus on fertility, power, and the human form, providing insight into their societal values during the Florescent Epoch.