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The image displays an exhibition hall within the Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino, located in the Palacio de la Antigua Real Aduana, Plaza de Armas, Santiago, Chile. The environment is dimly lit with targeted spotlights illuminating artifacts. In the immediate foreground, a folded textile, likely a Mapuche *makuñ*, lies within a rectangular glass display case with a white base. The textile exhibits a striking pattern of black and white geometric shapes, including zigzags and rectangles, interspersed with horizontal red stripes. To the right of the textile, a long, dark reddish-brown object with a braided or textured appearance and fringe is partially visible within the same case. In the midground, multiple large, reflective glass display cases with white bases are arranged, reflecting overhead lights. To the left, several tall, dark carved wooden figures, resembling Mapuche *chemamüll*, stand on elevated platforms against a lighter wall featuring stylized drawings and text. The background along the right wall is dominated by a tall, dark shelving unit showcasing numerous indigenous artifacts. These include various woven baskets of different shapes and sizes, alongside ceramic or wooden vessels, each individually illuminated by spotlights. Several access ladders are integrated into the shelving structure. Above this unit, a series of large, black-and-white portrait banners of individuals are suspended. No people are present in the scene.
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