(lot of 3) Woven Reed Weaving Basket group, Chancay, Central Coast of Peru 1,000 - 1476 A.D; the first contains (2) lease stick shuttles, a miniature backstop loom, (2) loom bands with lashing cords and cotton warps, miniature v-neck tunic, ocre colored on top with dark brown stepped fret on bottom, "Furred" red cord, cotton wad wrapped in red yarn, (2) spindles, black ceramic whorl and conical black ceramic beads, (4) heddle rods (one with feline motif carved on top), (2) lease stick shuttles; the second basket contains Ojo de Dios, an avian embroidered swatch, (4) spindles, (2) spindles with whorls, (3) small ceramic molds and (3) ceramic effigy heads as well as (2) small and a medium ceramic ollas; the third basket contains (21) Spindles with whorls, (2) ceramic vessels, 1 rare onyx stone, (2) bone weaver's instruments, (3) cotton balls, (6) sticks with cotton, 1 textile and 1 string, largest: 12"l

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