Table 2. Characteristics of Incan anthropomorphic vessels depicting tungiasis in Peru.

Culture	Historic period*	Where found	Year of first reproduction (reference)	Current location†	Author, year of publication (reference)
Chimu	c. AD 1200–1470	Pachacamac Valley	1907 (25)	American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY, USA	Ashmead, 1907 (21), Moodie, 1920 (23), d’Harcourt, 1939 (26)
Chimu	c. AD 1200–1470	Chicama Valley	1924 (20)	Museum in Lima, Lima, Peru	Tello, 1924 (25), Ashmead, 1910 (30)
Maranga	c. AD 150–650	Las Palmas, Surquillo	Never	Museum Foundation Amano, Lima, Peru‡	Weiss, 1984 (29)

*Estimated flourishing period of the culture.
†The 2 vessels described by Ashmead, and subsequently reproduced by Moodie and d’Harcourt, and the fragment identified during this study are not publicly exhibited.
‡This piece, no. 1219, is stored with many other vessels that represent diseases of the ancient Peruvians.