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An ancient ceremonial or funerary costume is displayed horizontally within a rectangular glass case in a dimly lit museum setting. The artifact, likely originating from an ancient Peruvian culture given the Pueblo Libre context, features a light-colored, possibly fabric or leather, body garment adorned with numerous circular golden discs covering the torso and upper leg areas. Metallic bands are visible on the arms and lower legs. A prominent golden headpiece, conical in shape with intricate details and reddish-brown elements at its peak, completes the ensemble. The costume is laid out on an unseen support structure, which appears to be a stylized human form. The glass case reflects ambient light and some internal elements of the museum. A dark wooden display component is visible at the right end of the case. The overall environment suggests a carefully curated exhibition, emphasizing the artifact's historical and cultural significance. A small, dark display label with illegible text is barely visible in the top left corner of the main image. No human activity is depicted, focusing solely on the displayed artifact.
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