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Catalog # Name Description
51 ED2019-58 Coin Honduran 5 Centavos, produced in 2006. ED2019-58 (Coin) image
52 ED2019-59 Coin Honduran 20 Centavos, produced in 1999. ED2019-59 (Coin) image
53 ED2019-60 Currency Peruvian 500 Inti Note, produced in 1987. ED2019-60 (Currency) image
54 ED2019-61 Currency Peruvian 1000 Inti Note, produced in 1988. ED2019-61 (Currency) image
55 ED2019-62 Currency Peruvian 100 Inti Note, produced in 1987. ED2019-62 (Currency) image
56 ED2019-63 Currency Peruvian 50 Inti Note, produced in 1987. ED2019-63 (Currency) image
57 ED2019-64 Currency Venezuelan 2 bolívar fuerte note, produced in 2012. ED2019-64 (Currency) image
58 ED2019-65 Currency Venezuelan 5 bolívar fuerte note, produced in 2011. ED2019-65 (Currency) image
59 ED2019-66 Currency Venezuelan 10 bolívar fuerte note, produced in 2014. ED2019-66 (Currency) image
60 ED2019-67 Currency Venezuelan 20 bolívar fuerte note, produced in 2013. ED2019-67 (Currency) image
61 ED2019-68 Currency Venezuelan 50 bolívar fuerte, produced in 2015. ED2019-68 (Currency) image
62 ED2019-69 Currency Venezuelan 100 bolívar fuerte, produced in 2015. ED2019-69 (Currency) image
63 ED2019-70 Castanet A and B - pair of red castanets with handles. Popular in music throughout Southern Europe such as Spain, Greece, and Italy. ED2019-70 (Castanet) image
64 ED2019-71 Candle Votive candle lit for prayer intentions. Sacred Heart of Jesus  ED2019-71 (Candle) image
65 ED2019-72 Drum, Bongo A bongo drum with images of cartoon people from various cultures wrapping around the body. Bongo drums traditionally appear in Latin American and Cuban music. ED2019-72 (Drum, Bongo) image
66 ED2019-73 Drum, Conga A child-sized conga drum with brightly-colored images of wildlife around the body. Conga drums typically appear in Latin American or Afro-Cuban music. ED2019-73 (Drum, Conga) image
67 ED2019-75 Molinillo A utensil used to stir hot chocolate in Mexico ED2019-75  (Molinillo) image
68 ED2019-76 Card, Prayer Saint Anthony prayer card. The reverse of this card contains a prayer to Saint Anthony in Spanish.  ED2019-76 (Card, Prayer) image
69 ED2019-77 Card, Prayer Novena de Confianza a la Virgen Milagrosa. Prayer card containing a prayer to the Virgin Mary in spanish.  ED2019-77 (Card, Prayer) image
70 ED2019-78 Card, Prayer Oracion a San Judas. Prayer card containing a prayer to Saint Jude in spanish.  ED2019-78 (Card, Prayer) image
71 ED2019-79 Clave Wooden percussion instruments that are popular in Latin American (namely, Cuban or Afro Cuban) music. They are played by holding one in each hand and hitting them together to create a beat. ED2019-79 (Clave) image
72 ED2019-80 Book The Gift of Corn - Latin American (Mexican) codex style coloring book with activities in both Spanish and English. ED2019-80 (Book) image
73 ED2019-81 Rattle Four egg-shaped rattles, blue (A), yellow (B), red (C), and green (D). Egg shakers originate in Latin America and are similar to instruments such as the maraca or the ganzá. ED2019-81 (Rattle) image
74 ED2019-82 Top, Trompos A spinning top toy that is played by unraveling the string to make it spin. This particular top is a called a trompos and is popular in Latin America, namely Mexico. ED2019-82 (Top, Trompos) image
75 ED2019-83 Candle Our Lady of Guadalupe. Votive candle lit for prayer intentions.  ED2019-83 (Candle) image
76 ED2019-89 Painting Amate painting. Amate is a traditional bark paper that has been manufactured in Mexico since pre-colonial times.  ED2019-89 (Painting) image
77 ED2020-6 Guiro Guiro instrument (A) and striker (B). Percussion instrument used in Latin America played by running the striker along the ridges.  ED2020-6 (Guiro) image
78 ED2021-107 Baraja Cards A set a Baraja playing cards from Mexico. Included with the cards is a packet listing the various games which can be played with the cards. A label on the cards reads "Hecho en Mexico" and the set was purchased for $2.50 from a store called La Chiquita. ED2021-107 (Baraja Cards) image
79 ED2021-132 Molcajete A mortar and pestle from Mexico called a molcajete (A). This piece is made of a rough, bumpy stone that contains various shades of gray. The bottom of the molcajete has 3 legs to hold it up. Included with molcajete is the tejolote (B) which is the teardrop-shaped tool used to actually grind the food. Additionally, the object is heavy and on the bigger side. ED2021-132 (Molcajete) image
80 ED2021-163 Poncho A cream-colored poncho with teal and black accent colors, likely from Latin America. Around the edge of the poncho is fringe, and the accent colors seem to make a pattern of various animals and designs around the body of the garment.
81 ED2021-164 Vest A brown vest with cream and brown accent colors, likely from Latin America. Features of this vest include a collar around the neckline, strings with tassels near the opening to tie the garment together, two front pockets, and fringe around the bottom edge. ED2021-164 (Vest) image
82 ED2021-166 Carving A carving from Latin America made of a dark colored wood. The bottom of the carving is of a face and the hair stretches over the top of the head in two strands and meets together above the head to form an oval shape. Around the top of the head is a band with a triangular pattern. The back of the carving and the face is smooth while the hair is textured.
83 ED2021-18 Pillowcase Woven decorative pillow case with a slit in the back, button closure. Geometric designs on the top and bottom, center panel with four llamas. Tassles at each corner. Brown, white, and black.  ED2021-18 (Pillowcase) image
84 ED2021-181 Booklet, Prayer Oracion a la Virgen de Guadalupe. Booklet containing a prayer to the Virgin Guadalupe in spanish.  ED2021-181 (Booklet, Prayer) image
85 ED2021-188 Loteria A Loteria set, a card game of chance similar to bingo and popular in Mexico. This set includes: 1 bag of beans (A), 2 decks of cards (B), and 1 set of 54 bingo cards (C). Instructions included.
86 ED2021-2 Amate Amate is a type of bark paper that has been manufactured in Mexico prior to colonization. Bark is first soaked to soften the fiber then crushed or beaten to create a cohesive sheet. The bark fibers may be woven into a design before being flattened. This sheet has a design of two bulls, a bird, a person, and another animal, possibly a dog.  ED2021-2 (Amate) image
87 ED2021-3 Amate Amate is a type of bark paper that has been manufactured in Mexico prior to colonization. Bark is first soaked to soften the fiber then crushed or beaten to create a cohesive sheet. The bark fibers may be woven into a design before being flattened.  This sheet is decorated with two roosters and two chickens.  ED2021-3 (Amate) image
88 ED2021-35 Press, Tortilla Wooden tortilla press made of three hinged pieces ED2021-35 (Press, Tortilla) image
89 ED2021-45 Molinillo A wooden molinillo with 5 rings from Mexico. It is used to make hot drinks (like hot chocolate) by rubbing together between the palms in order to form a froth at the top of the drink.  ED2021-45 (Molinillo) image
90 ED2021-47 Rosary A rosary with 53 small, red beads and 6 big, silver beads. The hanging pendant on the end of the rosary shows Jesus Christ on the cross. The smaller, middle pendant shows an image of Jesus's mother, Mary. The rosary rests in a plastic container with a picture of Mary and the words "Ntra Senora de Guadalupe" on the lid. ED2021-47 (Rosary) image
91 ED2021-48 Rosary A rosary with 59 small, green/blue beads. The hanging pendant on the end of the rosary shows Jesus Christ on the cross. The smaller, middle pendant shows an image of Jesus's mother, Mary. The rosary rests in a green and silver striped box. It was purchased for 20.95 pesos. ED2021-48 (Rosary) image
92 ED2021-56 Pendant A large, metal pendant which resembles a tumi, a knife used for ceremonial purposes in ancient Bolivian and Peruvian civilizations. The pendant consists of a carved, half-circle blade (not sharp) on the bottom and an image of Naylamp, a water god, on the top. It is stored inside of a small, cardboard box with a blue "Smythson" stick on top, along with object ED2021-55. ED2021-56 (Pendant) image
93 ED2021-63 Pottery A white piece of pottery with brown, orange, yellow, and black painted, indigenous designs. Most likely a piece of art sold to tourists somewhere in the southwest United States. "1976 - LeAnna Jones" is written on the bottom of the pot in pencil. ED2021-63 (Pottery) image
94 ED2021-64 Quipu Knots A set of replica quipu knots made with white, blue, and yellow threads. The person who created this example modeled various types of knots used by the Inca to record information. Also with the quipu is a 2-page packet of instructions explaining the various knots and how to make one with modern-day materials. ED2021-64 (Quipu Knots) image
95 ED2021-74 Bowl Round, wooden bowl colored with different stripes (tan, light brown, dark brown). The opening is 24 cm across. Possibly from Costa Rica as on the bottom it says "₡85.00" on the bottom, indicating it was purchased for 85 cólones. ED2021-74 (Bowl) image
96 ED2021-76 Paper, Amate A painting on amate paper. The artist painted images of the flora and animals of their country (likely Mexico) in bright colors such as green, orange, blue, pink, and white. ED2021-76 (Paper, Amate) image