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Stone heads

Stone heads from the Chavin culture

The Chavín culture is an ancient Andean society that developed in the northern Andes of Peru from 900 to 200 BC. The culture is notable for its impressive stone sculptures, which depict a variety of human and animal figures. The most famous of these sculptures are the stone heads, which are believed to represent the gods of the Chavín people. These stone heads are carved from a variety of materials, including granite, basalt, and andesite. They are often adorned with intricate carvings and painted with bright colors.

The stone heads are thought to have been used in religious ceremonies and rituals, and may have been used to represent the gods of the Chavín people. They are also believed to have been used to symbolize the power and authority of the Chavín rulers. The stone heads are an important part of the archaeological record of the Chavín culture, and provide insight into the beliefs and practices of this ancient society.