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Figure 5 In these images of the Moche Monumental Frieze (100 CE to 800 CE) are two equinoctial ropes: on the big rope are two foxes, and on the small are two anthropomorphic characters (the sun and the moon), one with a headdress or crown. (Sánchez Garrafa, Cosmos Moche 2012, 89)
Figure 5 In these images of the Moche Monumental Frieze (100 CE to 800 CE) are two equinoctial ropes: on the big rope are two foxes, and on the small are two anthropomorphic characters (the sun and the moon), one with a headdress or crown. (Sánchez Garrafa, Cosmos Moche 2012, 89)

Figure 5 In these images of the Moche Monumental Frieze (100 CE to 800 CE) are two equinoctial ropes: on the big rope are two foxes, and on the small are two anthropomorphic characters (the sun and the moon), one with a headdress or crown. (Sánchez Garrafa, Cosmos Moche 2012, 89)

Category. Social Practices, Rituals and Festive Events, Knowledge and Practices concerning Nature and the Universe

Volume. 17

Year. 2022

Title. The Origin Myth of Sun and Moon in the Andean and Korean Traditions*

Figure 5
In these images of the Moche Monumental Frieze (100 CE to 800 CE) are two equinoctial ropes: on the big rope are two foxes, and on the small are two anthropomorphic characters (the sun and the moon), one with a headdress or crown. (Sánchez Garrafa, Cosmos Moche 2012, 89)