Description

Chavin Stone Mace Head

900-200 BC

Chavin, Peru

Size is 5 inches in diameter and weighing at 12 oz.

The stone mace head from 900–200 BC found in Chavín, Peru, is a carved object made from hard stone, likely used in ceremonies rather than battle. It often features detailed designs, such as animal or human-like faces, which were important symbols in Chavín religion and art. These mace heads may have shown power or high status and were part of the culture’s spiritual and ceremonial life. They give us clues about the Chavín people’s beliefs and artistic skills.

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