Collections

CEAP Collection

The collection consists of material donated by various people who trust in the work of CISRAP-CEAP and the Antonini Museum, safeguarding our cultural heritage and exhibiting them to the general public. All assets are registered in the National Registry.

Among the donors who trusted the museum is the Santa Cruz family (who constantly supports our institution and sponsored the construction of a room named after Dr. Carlos Santa Cruz, for the exhibition of his pieces), Mr. Carlos Ruthnick, the Ugolotti family, among others.

Among the people who donated is the Santa Cruz family (a family that is in constant support of our institution, which even sponsored the construction of a room named after Dr. Carlos Santa Cruz for the exhibition of his pieces), Mr. Carlos Ruthnick, the Ugolotti family, among others.

Elongated glass with an anthropomorphic face

Nasca Culture / Phase 6-7

Ceramic bottle with two spouts and bridge handle

Nasca culture

Ceramic antara with 12 tubes

Nasca Culture / Phase 3

Fragmento de honda con diseños geométricos

Nasca culture

Agricultural instrument carved in huarango wood

Nasca culture

Pyrography globular mate with bird design

Nasca culture

Comb in wild cane and thorns

Nasca culture

Elongated vessel with anthropomorphic and geometric designs

Nasca culture

Musical instrument made of bone and ceramic

Nasca culture

Zoomorphic beads (monkeys) in metal

Nasca culture

PIA Collection

Made up of all the cultural assets that were found by the Italian Archaeological Mission during the development of the Nasca Project, in the Nasca area. These assets are exhibited as custody.

Ceramic plate with fish design

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Sculptural ceramic bottle in the shape of a bird, with neck and bridge handle

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Twin ceramic vessels with representation of trophy heads

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Offering head with incisions in the occipital part

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Biglobular matte, carved and painted, with designs of anthropomorphic beings

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Reintegrated globular-shaped ceramic vessel with an anthropomorphic character

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Elongated ceramic vase with geometric designs and anthropomorphic face

Nasca Culture / Middle Nasca

Small bundle of child with false head of mate

Middle Horizon

Sculptural ceramic bottle in the shape of a monkey, with an incised face

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Reinstated necklace of spondylus beads

Nasca Culture / Early Nasca

Charo Elias Collection

This collection has been ceded as a loan by Mrs. Charo Elías, an altruistic person passionate about Nasca culture. She entrusted her family inheritance to the museum for the exhibition of her pieces in our facilities.