No but that sounds really cool <| sep |> Because the shills aren ' t at stage five of the grieving process . They almost got to depression , but then found an excuse to return to denial . <| sep |> I ' d rather have the entire thing not visible to be honest ! As you said it was the wrong place for it . I still firmly stand by my points but there ' s no need for other people to have to read about it all . <| sep |> Fuck you uspez . <| sep |> Exactly . They are crafts of our peruvian culture but have no historical value , yet , and have no relation to Peruvian preIncan cultural traditions . In addition , if we examine the object , it is made with modern materials , except the goat horns an animal that came with the Europeans in 1942 . It is probably , as you put it , a result of how the North Americans and Europeans viewed the South Americans in the 70 s or 60 s . Probably this artifact was made in San Juan de Lurigancho o Pamplona Alta , and buyed in Santo Domingo , Lima Downtown or Av . La Marina , San Miguel , or Av . Pettit Tours in Miraflores . All this place concentrate the artisan business in Lima .