
Cleveland Museum of Art
Ornament from Sitio Conte: Small Plaque
- Date
- c. 400–500
- Medium
- hammered gold
- Culture
- Panama, Conte style, 5th - 10th century
- Department
- Art of the Americas
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
Harvard archaeologists excavated this ornament from Grave 32 at Sitio Conte, a cemetery famous for its lavish graves of powerful chieftains. The warm gleam of gold linked rulers with the sun’s creative force. This disk was excavated from a burial containing three bodies.
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