Alonzo Batilla's treasures

Over the course of his time in the West Indies during the early 18th century, the pirate Alonzo Batilla came across many treasures, the maps to which he retrieved from the wrecks of merchant and military ships alike, after besting them in naval combat.

Treasures

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Hernán Cortés

The Spanish Conquistador

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  Heart of Gold
  A large gold nugget shaped like a human heart
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  Montezuma's Goblet
  A container used by the Aztec ruler to drink chocolate before entering his harem
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  Finger Ring
  A ring made of cast gold representing the sacred figure of the jaguar
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  Sacred Mask
  This sacred relic was not intended to be worn, but placed on statues as a tribute to the Gods
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  Lingote de Oro
  A convenient way to carry stolen gold after the looting of Tenochtitlan
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  Turtle Necklace
  A relic worn by the elected ruler of the Aztec people, Moctezuma II

San José

The Rich Galleon

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  Precious Box
  This finely-crafted box was destined for the wife of an unlucky conquistador
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  Peruvian Coin
  Forged in 1701 by the Viceroyalty of Peru, this coin features the initials of Philip V, the King of Spain
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  Money Chain
  The gold links of this chain were designed to be twisted open and used as currency
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  Mythical Cup
  This decorative object from the captain's cabin is adorned with phoenixes, dragons, and unicorns
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  Emerald Pendant
  At a time where ostentatious displays of wealth were forbidden, only the most powerful could afford to wear this beautiful piece of jewelry
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  Master's Ring
  Carved with the family crest, this ring was passed on from generation to generation

Imperio Español

The Treasure Fleet

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  Gold Bars
  Forged in the colonies, these numbered gold bars financed the expensive wars of the Spanish crown
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  Gold Cob
  A gold coin featuring the Jerusalem cross
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  Cross Chain
  This chain is embellished with a gold cross and a medallion
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  Emerald Gold Pin
  Lost in 1622, this precious relic was found by a lucky treasure hunter in 1985
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  Spanish Doubloon
  A coin forged in Spain and used as trade currency in the Caribbean
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  Bosun's Whistle
  A tool for communicating orders to the sailors perched high up in the rigging

Gems

The Rare Stones

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  Sacred Emerald
  This legendary Aztec relic was destined to be reclaimed by Quetzalcoatl upon his return among the mortals
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  Ruby Tooth
  This stone was an extremely rare find in the mines of the Spanish colonies
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  Raw Sapphire
  This pure blue gemstone was dug out by a native slave in the mines of Nuevo Reino de Granada
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  Massive Jade Stone
  A rare and valued find from the Motagua River in Nueva España
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  Large Amethyst
  This precious stone was found in the Mato Grosso in Colonial Brazil
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  Golden Topaz
  Only the rarest of topaz stones shine like gold nuggets

Lovers' souvenirs

Dangerous Liaisons

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  Soiled Crucifix
  A pious French woman lost her crucifix along with her virtue in the arms of a legendary pirate
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  Oriental Hairpin
  An ancient oriental artifact from the pleasure houses of the Orient
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  Lost Earrings
  These were taken as a souvenir by a notorious French pirate
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  Lady's Ring
  Presented as a gift by a rich nobleman, this ring was stolen along with a lady's heart
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  Lover's Coin
  Bending gold coins was a custom when offering them to court a lady
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  Garnet Ring
  One ring to woo them all and in his cabin, bed them

British Empire

The Navy's finest

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  Captain's Button
  A gold button torn from a Royal Navy uniform
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  Royal Navy Ring
  Engraved with the letters HMS
  Her Majesty's Ship
  this ring belonged to a Royal Navy officer
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  Noble's Knife
  Fitted with a mahogany and gold handle, this sailor's tool must have belonged to a man of noble birth
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  Gold Sovereign
  A coin representing queen Mary I, with a nominal value of one pound sterling
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  Mourning Ring
  Death is a part of life. This relic belonged to a venerable land-owning family
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  Lost Chalice
  Intrepid Jesuit priests expelled during the Reformation used this chalice to celebrate Mass

Aztec relics

Of Gods and Men

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  Mask of the Deity
  Tezcatlipoca was associated with night, wind, sorcery, mischief, beauty, war, strife... and jaguars
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  Turquoise Mask
  Made from a most precious stone, this mask of Quetzalcoatl was sent as tribute to the Aztec capital
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  Sacrificial Knife
  A great sacrifice sustains the universe. Earth, food, people... all spring from the bodies of the sacrificial gods
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  Jade Mask
  The ceremonial death mask of an Aztec ruler
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  Mosaic Mask
  An ornamental turquoise mask representing Xiuhtecuhtli, the Aztec god of fire, day, and heat
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  Ancient Calendar
  This adaptation of an old Mayan calendar
  describing solar and lunar cycles and the motion of the brightest stars
  was used to conduct ceremonies and rituals

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Mayan relics

The Lost Empire

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  Statue of the Deity
  Itzamna, the founder of Mayan culture, taught people how to grow plants, use medicine, and draw calendars
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  Statue of the Goddess
  Ixhcel, the Goddess of childbirth and rainbows, decides how the moon affects men and women
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  Fertility Sculpture
  Mayan women made offerings to the fertility goddess twice in their lifetime: once as a child, once as a mother
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  Deity's Head
  A ten-pound piece of jade carved in the shape of the sun god
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  Onyx Tool
  A hunting and fighting tool made of a precious, solid material
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  Mayan Codex
  Pages featuring the Mayan calendar and its numeral system

Incarelics

Children of the Sun

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  Sun God Mask
  Inti, patron deity of the Incas, son of the god of civilization, and father of the Sapa Inca, the ruler of the people
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  Ceremonial Mask
  This mask of Mama Quilla, the moon mother, was used as a temple ornament
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  Ritual Mask
  The Incas' gold masks are amongst the finest ever forged
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  Death Mask
  Pre-dating the Incan empire, this mask was designed to be entombed for eternity
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  Statue of Viracocha
  The creator God, father of all spirits and living beings in the universe
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  Statue of Kon
  The god of rain and wind, son of the sun god and moon mother

Strange artifacts

The Oddest Treasures

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  Ancient Mask
  Was this mysterious mask molded on a living man's head?
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  Chart Divider
  A legendary pirate captain used this golden tool to navigate the seas and capture his prizes
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  Ancient Grooming Tool
  An earwax and toothpick spoon, fallen out of fashion over the centuries
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  Mixtec Serpent
  The double-headed serpent is associated with Quetzalcoatl, the all powerful Aztec god
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  Skull Goblet
  An old Mixtec artifact used to collect the blood of sacrificed humans
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  Flying Device
  An age-old Mayan relic resembling a bird... or is it a glider?

Henry Morgan

The King of Pirates

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  Ship's Bell
  The only remains of HMS Oxford, a beautiful Navy warship captured by Morgan and destroyed by his drunk pirates the night before their attack on Cartagena
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  Letter of Commission
  Seized from a French ship, this letter was sent by the governor of Baracoa to permit the French navies to trade with the Spanish and attack British pirates
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  Magdalena Emblem
  A relic from one of the most beautiful and better equipped ships of the Spanish Armada, burned by Morgan's fire ship during the battle of Maracaibo
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  Ancient Artifact
  This relic was stolen by Morgan during the looting of Panama, a bloody episode that claimed the lives of a thousand Spanish soldiers
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  Astrolabe
  This rare nautical instrument, one of Morgan's prized possessions, was stolen from his house before it was destroyed in the Port Royal earthquake
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  Gold Rum
  An ordinary rum bottle filled with gold dust. Captain Morgan's special!

François l'Olonnais

The Bane of the Spanish

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  Pirate Cutlass
  This blade was used to behead an entire Spanish crew. The only survivor was left alive to spread the tale of this pirate's cruelty
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  Gaucho Knife
  The gaucho uses this tool to eat, kill and protect, but this pirate turned it into a torture instrument
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  Old Pocket Watch
  This family treasure from the 16th century was finally surrendered to this pirate after hours of merciless torture
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  Pieces of Eight
  A coffer full of silver coins worth eight reales each, part of a classical pirate bounty, this one taken during the sacking of Maracaibo
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  Bag of Gemstones
  Small, yet valuable. This pirate found these stones in the house of a noble in Gibraltar, hours before the city was sacked
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  Gold Tooth
  The only remains of this pirate after he was captured and dismembered by the native tribes of the New Kingdom of Granada

Exquemelin

The Barber Surgeon

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  Famous Book
  The History of the Bouccaneers of America is a classical account of the lives of the famous early Golden Age pirates. Henry Morgan had it censored and amended to convey a more "proper" tale of his life
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  Medicine Chest
  The most precious thing on a ship. Many a life could be saved with the potions stored in this wooden box... except when their illiterate user mixed them up
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  Surgeon's Saw
  When limbs were doomed and pirates drunk enough to lie on the surgeon's table, the improvised doctor pulled out these tools and did what had to be done
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  Company Stock
  This piece of paper issued by the West India Company is worth a lot more than it looks. After King Louis XIV dissolved the company in 1674, he had all the company shares bought back
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  Huguenot Cross
  The proud property of a persecuted people, the members of the Protestant Reformed Church of France
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  Gold Razor
  This barber's utensil was offered to Henry Morgan's barber by the infamous captain himself... after he stole it from a rich Spanish conquistador

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African relics

A plundered continent

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  Dogon Axe
  The animal figures engraved on this ceremonial bronze axe lend their strength to the warrior wielding it
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  Ram's Head
  This ceremonial artifact was worn by the Olowo, the chief of the Owo state, to assert his power
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  Hunting Horn
  Carved from an elephant's tusk, this hunting tool from the kingdom of Kongo allowed the hunters to coordinate deadly attacks
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  Sacred Leopard
  Stolen from the kingdom of Benin, this ivory leopard was one of the symbolic representations of the Oba, the king
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  Egyptian Scarab
  Placed on the throat, chest and heart of the mummy, these artifacts allowed their bearer to be accepted in the eternal afterlife
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  Soul Washer
  Worn by high-ranking members of the Ashanti people, this protective pectoral disk was also a convenient way to store wealth

Sea treasures

Rare finds

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  Teardrop Pearl
  The rounder and smoother the pearl, the more precious the find
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  Sea Glass Necklace
  This gorgeous necklace was made with the most beautiful pieces of sea glass
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  Lion's Paw
  A rare seashell used as a mount for this wonderful set of jewels
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  Gold Nautilus
  A nautilus shell serves as the main structure of this exceptional gold-plated sculpture
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  Glory of the Atlantic
  The Conus Granulatus is one of the rarest and most prized seashells of the West Indies
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  Black Pearl
  The smooth surface of this perfectly round pearl makes it an extremely rare natural occurrence

Lucky charms

Symbols of future wealth

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  Wealth Elephant
  In the ancient kingdom of Siam, the albino elephant was a sacred elephant that had to be tended to with much care
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  Emerald Clover
  One leaf for faith, one leaf for hope, one leaf for love, and one leaf for luck
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  Jade Pig
  In Chinese culture, jade and pigs were symbols of good fortune
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  Bloodstone Bonbonniere
  With its distinctive red spots, the bloodstone was commonly used to stop bleeding and bring change
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  Albatross Pendant
  When sailors saw this bird at sea, they took it as a sign that fortune was on their side
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  Dreamcatcher
  The symbol of the Spider Woman, who watched over the Ojibwe children during the darkest hours

Rare weapons

From all over the world

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  Portuguese Blunderbuss
  This fire-breathing weapon, often referred to as dragon, could be loaded with various types of ammunition, including gravel and sand
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  Flintlock Pistols
  This finely ornamented pair of weapons most probably belonged to a rich Dutchman
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  Musketeer Rapier
  Who knows how this outdated old-world weapon found its way to the West Indies?
• Indian Dagger This silver katar was used as an extension of the arm and fist to deal deadly attacks to the head and torso of its wielder's enemies
  Indian Dagger
  This silver katar was used as an extension of the arm and fist to deal deadly attacks to the head and torso of its wielder's enemies
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  Ottoman Saber
  This one-handed curved weapon favored by the Turks originated from the famous Mongol blades
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  German Axe-Pistol
  This seventeenth century weapon combined two very functional melee favorites for maximal damage

Snuff bottles

Crafted in the Orient

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  Elderly Man
  Carved from a bone, this snuff bottle represents the face of a happy tobacco-sniffing old man
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  Red Carp
  A red colored snuff bottle engraved with swimming carp fish. A symbol of success and prosperity
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  Fish Flower
  A turquoise snuff bottle to store one's ration of powdered tobacco
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  Twin Relief
  These two hand-carved Chinese snuff bottles feature the finest coral, lapis and turquoise beadings
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  Ivory Solace
  This Chinese snuff bottle is engraved with a scene from the life of Confucius
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  Tibetan Silver
  This ancient snuff bottle worn around the neck would preserve one's tobacco from the cold and heat

Alcohol

Drunk on plunder

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  Old Cognac
  Somewhere in the world, a parched French captain must be miserable...
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  Wine Crate
  This precious loot will turn a thirsty pirate into the most sophisticated drunk
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  Ale Cask
  A healthy ration of pale ale. A light yet excellent drink, recommended for the whole family
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  Jamaican Rum
  The pirate classic drink. The Caribbean's signature alcohol
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  Vintage Bordeaux
  This old precious bottle must have been saved for a very special occasion
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  Whiskey
  A product of the Old Bushmills Distillery in Ireland, the oldest licensed whiskey distillery in the world

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Mayan Genesis

The Creation Myth

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  Hunahpu
  The first of the Hero Twins, the youthful hunter of birds
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  Xbalanque
  The second of the Hero Twins, nicknamed the Jaguar Sun
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  Vucub-Caquix
  The false sun-moon demon bird, defeated by the Hero Twins after severing Hunahpu's arm
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  Buluc Chabtan
  The God of war, violent death, and human sacrifice
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  The Hunter God of Death
  The were-animal, the shape-shifter, hunter of heads, of deer... of humans
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  Howler Monkey God
  The Mayan Deity of the Arts, patron of the scribes and artisans

Lords of the Night 1

The 9-day cycle

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  God 1
  The Powerful Lord of the Center, representing energy and enthusiasm
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  God 2
  The sacrificial knife, symbol of responsibility and personal sacrifice
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  God 3
  The God of Sun, symbol of the need for respect and recognition
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  God 4
  The God of Maize and Subsistence, representing protection and communication
• God 5 The God of Death, symbol of sensitivity and touchiness
  God 5
  The God of Death, symbol of sensitivity and touchiness
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  God 6
  The Goddess of Jade Water, representing independence and the longing for recognition

Lords of the Night 2

The character archetypes

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  God 7
  The Goddess of Confession, representing refinement and sexuality
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  God 8
  The Jaguar God, symbol of liveliness and the need for conversation
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  God 9
  The God of Rain, representing independence and self-sufficiency
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  Dresden Codex
  The oldest book written in the Americas played a key role in deciphering Mayan hieroglyphs
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  Madrid Codex
  Discovered during the Spanish conquest, this codex provides precious almanacs and astronomical tables
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  Mayan Calendar
  The cyclical nature of time perceived by the Mayas, cornerstone of their life-death imagery

Lords of Light

Deities of the Earth

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  Cantzicnal
  Son of Itzamna and Ixchel, the God of the Northern Sky represents the cold north wind
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  Hosanek
  The God of the Southern Sky stands like a pillar supporting the heavens and reveals the golden hue of the corn
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  Hobnil
  Standing in the Far East, Hobnil supports the eastern sky and glows with the warm red of the rising sun
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  Saccimi
  The Pillar God of the Western Sky is represented by the color black, the shade of the sky after the sun has set
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  Stone tablet
  This tablet represents a Bacab, any of the four Mayan deities of the interior of the earth
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  Itzamna
  The creator deity, residing in the sky. The invisible high god

Vikings artefacts

First explorers

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  Drinking Horn
  A very common Viking accessory, made from the horns of goats or cattle
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  Viking Shield
  The unique way of holding the shield allowed Vikings to use it as an offensive and defensive tool
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  Viking Helmet
  An expensive addition to the Viking's fighting gear, making it a rare find
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  Viking Sword
  Rarer than the battle axe, this prestigious weapon was the prerogative of chieftains and kings
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  Sacred Runes
  Odin's gift to humanity. Runes can be used for casting spells or blessing people and places
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  Bracelet
  Who was supposed to wear this wonderful piece of craftsmanship?

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Mayan Weapons

Classic headbreakers

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  Hul'che
  A wooden shaft used to throw darts or arrows at great speed
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  Short Spear- A powerful throwing weapon used by hunters and warriors alike
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  Club
  The short handle of this finely-carved spear gave its wielder maximum strength on impact
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  Obsidian Axe
  The blade of this short axe was so strong it could crack a man's head with one single blow
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  Obsidian Dagger
  Carved from one block of solid obsidian, this knife was truly unbreakable
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  Blowgun
  The length and small diameter of this traditional blowgun allowed for great precision

Chess Pieces

Ancient gameplay

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  Pawn
  The isolated pawn casts gloom over the entire chessboard
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  Knight
  Daring ideas are like chessmen moved forward. They may be beaten, but they may start a winning game
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  Bishop
  The future belongs to he who has the bishops
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  Rook
  Chess is, above all, a fight
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  Queen
  When you see a good move, look for a better one
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  King
  Life is more than just chess. Though a king dies, life goes on

Animal Kingdom

Holy figures

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  Egyptian Cat
  Seen as a blessing for killing mice, vermin, and snakes, cats became associated with protection and progress
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  Chinese Dragon
  A powerful animal figure symbolizing the power of nature, the control over water, and the luck bestowed on the worthy souls
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  Mayan Turtle
  A sacred symbol of the Earth, associated with the myth of creation and perpetual rebirth of the sun
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  Roman Eagle
  A symbol of strength and power, the eagle was the emblem of the Roman legions
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  Persian Griffin
  This amalgam of an eagle and a lion served as palace ornaments and represented the guardians of light
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  Greek Horse
  The famous Trojan Horse, symbol of man's trickery and intelligence

The Zodiac 1

The Sun's path

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  Aries
  Depicted as a man with a ram's head by the Egyptian, Aries represented fertility and creativity
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  Taurus
  One of the earliest constellations, with the giant star Aldebaran as the bull's bloodshot eye
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  Gemini
  Castor and Pollux are its two brightest stars, the Great Twins united by Zeus in immortality
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  Cancer
  The dimmest of the zodiacal constellations, the Dark Sign is black and deprived of eyes
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  Leo
  Identified by the Greeks as the Nemean Lion killed by hero Heracles as one of the twelve labors
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  Virgo
  Associated with fertility, abundance or the goddess of wheat and agriculture

The Zodiac 2

The Moon's path

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  Libra
  With its stars representing the scales of justice, this constellation is the symbol of truth and civility
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  Scorpio
  Sent by Apollo to attack the huntsman Orion and kill him, the Scorpion was later raised to heavens by Zeus
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  Sagittarius
  The constellation resembles a stick figure archer pointing its bow towards the Scorpion's heart
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  Capricorn
  Represented as a hybrid of a goat and a fish since the 21st century BC, when the winter solstice occurred under Capricorn
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  Aquarius
  The water bearer, holder of the spring rains and the destructive floods of the ancient times
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  Pisces
  Two fish tied by a cord, Aphrodite and Eros leaping into the sea to escape the monster Typhon

Headdresses

Gorgeous adornments

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  Warrior Headdress
  Designed to impress enemies and imbue the warrior with the strength of mythological animals
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  Priest Headdress
  The symbol of the priest's status, the human link between gods and men
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  Tucan Headdress
  This richly decorated headdress was worn by an influent Mayan nobleman
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  Great Tree Headdress
  This headdress associated its bearer with the Great Tree, the central pole holding up the sky
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  Sacred Bird Headdress
  This headdress is a tribute to the Celestial Bird, a figure of the Mayan Creation myth
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  Crocodile Headdress
  The headdress is an homage to the crocodile, the original animal, symbolizing new beginnings and new potential

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Independence Day

Revolutionary war artifacts

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  War Drum
  The drums were an important part of the battlefield communications system, with various drum rolls used to sign different commands from officers to troops
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  Cocked hat
  Troops with flintlock muskets tended to knock each other's wide brimmed hats off when they drilled in close formation, so they sewed the brims to the crown
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  Engraved Powder Horn
  Probably used on board ship for priming the cannon with fine powder
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  American Gunsmith
  An American gunsmith assembled this pistol utilizing parts from a Model 1733 French dragoon pistol
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  Revolutionary Grenade
  Grenades of this type played an important part in the biggest naval battle of the Revolutionary War
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  Grand Union Flag
  The first emblem of the United States Navy after the Declaration of Independence

Pirates' Day

Navigation tools

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  Miniature Globe
  The entire living world in the palm of your hand
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  Bronze Compass
  This apparently mundane tool is encased in precious metal
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  Antique Compass
  One of man's oldest tools, used to mark distances and establish one's position on a map
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  Nocturnal
  Used to tell time by the celestial clock. One ring was set to the date and the arm aligned with the correct stars
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  Legendary Spyglass
  This precious tools is rumoured to have belonged to a merciless French pirate
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  Ancient Map
  The extraordinary travels of William Dampier, the first man to circumnavigate the world three times

Halloween

Esoteric stuff

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  Thinking Skull
  Traces of stone chips were found in the skin around the neck, suggesting that the victim was killed with antiquated tools, probably for sacrifice
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  Torture Doll
  The Slaves brought from Africa brought their own form of image magic known as Bocio
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  Snake in a Jar
  Snakes are considered to be the holders of intuitive knowledge
  knowing that which cannot be spoken
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  Sacrificial Wooden Stake
  Used for the purposes of mastering divine magnetism, by giving the sacrificed life energy to the gods
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  Shrunken Head
  Reduce the head of his enemy allows to lock in his mind and thus to prevent his revenge
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  Spirit Bottles
  In many instances the spirits trapped within the typical Voodoo Spirit Botttle are benevolent and are easily encouraged to act on behalf of their keepers, either in bringing luck or love or in keeping evil far away

Christmas

Celebration items

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  Alcool Cups
  Set of British Royal Navy Rum or Grog Measures
  1 Quart, 1 Pint and 2 ½ Pint Measures
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  Music Instrument
  Sailors have a long tradition of entertaining themselves with song, and Christmas carols were very popular at the time
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  Silver Cutlery
  Old silver plates, forks and spoons used by pirates for celebrations
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  Treasure Coins
  Pirates consistently had access to better food than most sailors, plenty of liquor, and exotic spices because of their richness. Pirates were often warmly welcomed by business associates who enjoyed partying with these charming rogues
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  Wooden Harpoon
  For pirates, the hunt would be part of the excitement of the holiday. They also had the right to feast for Christmas!
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  Bell of the Whydah
  A ship's bell is used to indicate the time aboard a ship and hence to regulate the sailor's duty watches

Chinese New Year

Chinese pirates' treasure

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  Red Flag
  The Red Flag was one of the most powerful pirate fleets in all of China, controlled by the famous and powerful female pirate Ching Shih.
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  Magnetic Compass
  First invented as a device for divination as early as the Chinese Han Dynasty, the magnetic compass was later adopted for navigation by the Song Dynasty Chinese during the 11th century.
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  Dao Sword
  Chinese pirates mostly fought with traditional Chinese weapons as dao, jian, qiang and gun.
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  Traditional Clothes
  This kind of clothes was worn by most people and pirates themselves at this period.
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  Dragon Seal
  Ivory dragon seal with carved decoration, dated from pirates' age.
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  Antique Chinese Pot
  Painted pottery pot with raised reliefs of dragons and phoenixes.

Behind the scenes

The description of the Garnet Ring is a play on the phrases upon the fictional One Ring in J. R. R. Tolkien's book The Lord of the Rings.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Pirates