An Inca Star Mace Head, Incan Empire, ca. 14th - 16th century CE

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An Inca Star Mace Head, Incan Empire, ca. 14th - 16th century CEStar shaped mace heads were a common form for clubs and weapons from at least the Early Intermediate Period (200 BCE 600 CE). The first examples appear in stone, associated with Chavn and Salinar cultures. The succeeding Moche and Nasca developed copper mace heads, which they depict in painted scenes of hand to hand combat on ceramic vessels. This stone mace head features a centrally drilled socket and six blunt end points. cf: Kimberly L. Jones, PhD,

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