Ceramic Inca Costeño - water carrier with monkeys - height 18 cm - original from the Nazca Valley, around 1370 - the container on the left is a potato - Museo Regional de Ica - 1969

Double vase with monkeys - height 16 cm - Inca Norteño - Museo Brüning Lambayeque - 1976

Double jug with monkeys - Inca costeño - height 17 cm - around 1370 - Museo Regional Ica - 1976

Bowl with monkeys - Tuncahuan culture - 500 BC to 500 AD - negative painting of beeswax and honey - diameter 19cm, height 8.5cm - Museo Banco Central Quito, Ecuador - 1976

Nazca culture ceramic bottle representing a monkey - Museo Regional de Ica - 1969

Ceramics of the culture Santa, Huari period, with two monkeys and snakes with human head - Height 20,5 cm - Museo Regional de Huaraz - 1976

Ceramics of the culture Santa, Huari period, with two monkeys and a musician playing on the zampoña - on the vessel a stylized cat animal is painted - Height 26 cm - Museo Regional de Huaraz - 1976

145 - Oued Mathendous. In Habeter III. - The famous scene of the monkeys, here all visible. Bubaline period. The three animals in the upper part have their inner body polished. The one depicted below is simply etched with lines. From the bottom of the lower animal's legs to the ears of the right animal: 1.90 m.

146 - Oued Mathendous. In Habeter III. - Period of the "bubale". Enlargement of the monkey: at the top right, a fine engraving appears within its body, but it is not from the same period. The ends of the legs resemble fingers more than claws, which is typical of the monkey.

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