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ebbko_ : Inka Empire, 1510

Chuspa (bag), Chancay, 1000-1467. American Museum of Natural History

Feather fan, Chimu, 13~15th century. American Museum of Natural History

Man’s Tunic, Inca, 1400-1540. The Cleveland Museum of Art

Man’s Tunic, Inca, 1400-1540. George Washington University, Textile Museum

Felipe Guamán Poma de Ayala, El Primer Nueva Corónica y Buen Gobierno, 1615

Nathan@Saber-40 : Thule culture, 1475

Thule Snow Goggles made of Walrus ivory. Alaska. Metropolitan Museum of Art, 800-1200.

Clothing discovered at Qilakitstoq site, ca. 1475

Broadsheet print depicting Inuit woman and her child, Engraving, Augsburg, Germany, 1567

John White, Portrait of Arnaq and Nutaaq, Inuit from Frobisher Bay. British Museum, 1585~93

Four West Greenlanders. Oil painting. Bergen, Norway, 1654

Inuit clothing collected on 5th Thule Expedition, Ethnologisches Museum Berlin, 1921–1924

Gerda Møller. “Eskimo Clothing from Qilakitsoq”. In The Mummies from Qilakitsoq—Eskimos in the 15th Century, pp. 23–46. 1989

Anne Lisbeth Schmidt. “An Analysis of 600-Year-Old Gut-Skin Parkas of the Early Thule Period from the Nuulliit Site, Avanersuaq, Greenland”. Arctic Anthropology, Vol. 59, No. 2, pp. 107-130, 2022

Hyenafur : Ayyubid Dynasty, 1200

Ceramic figure from Raqqa, 12th century, National Museum of Syria

Manuscript drawing of two soldiers, 11-12th century, Ayyubid dynasty, Museum of Islamic Art

Bronze war-hammer from Iran, 11~13th century, Keir Collection

David Nicolle, Saladin and the Saracens, Osprey, 1986

David Nicolle, Saracen Faris 1050-1250 AD, Osprey, 1994

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Nathan@Saber-40

I especially love how you drew her, as well as her facial tattoos or “Tunniit” as the traditional term for them. 😊