  Archaeological American mirrors are common findings and the images obtained
with them are often described by archaeologists as possessing high quality.
However, photographs attesting this fact are rare, if any. To the best of my
knowledge, only two papers show that quality concerning the Olmeca culture, and
only one of them mentions the pre-Inca cultures case. Certainly more images are
needed to increase awareness of the importance of the existence of
sophisticated imaging elements, particularly when evaluating the cultural
degree of the pre-Columbian civilizations. In this paper we show images made in
two museums in Lima, Peru, by means of mirrors and the lens action on a
necklace element.
