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Large and impressive hollow pottery figure from the San Sebastián tradition of ancient Nayarit
Object Type: Burial urn lid fragment (jaguar head)Culture: MayaRegion/Site: Quiché
Pre-Columbian Colima Palanquin Whistle with Four Bearers
The figure sits with arms crossed over the torso
Size: approx
Pre-Columbian Maya Stucco Head Large and impressive hollow potteryMaya Stucco Head of a Dignitary, circa 600900 A. D. Height: 8 in. (21 cm) A powerful Maya stucco head portraying the serene countenance of a high ranking dignitary, modeled with exceptional refinement and sensitivity. The figures softly rounded featuresclosed eyes, gently curved lips, and aquiline noseconvey an expression of introspection and solemnity. The face is framed by large circular earspools and an elaborate coiffure, the central crest
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