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Nosing Around

“It’s a form of mask, a form of changed personality.”

Curator Julie Jones on Peruvian nose ornaments (100 BCE–200 CE).


Contributors

Julie Jones
Curator

Photography by Katherine Dahab


Nose Ornament with Spiders, Gold, Salinar
Salinar
100 BCE–200 CE
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