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Chupicuaro culture figurines
Two small earthenware figurines from the Chupicuaro culture, 500 1 BC. From the Snite Museum of Art, University of Notre Dame
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Uploaded on Dec 29, 2008
Olmec Jaguar-Human Transformation figure (Snite)
A basalt jaguar-human transformation figure, in the Snite Museum of Art, University of Notre Dame
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Uploaded on Oct 13, 2008
Tlatilco Culture Old God and Goddess
Old God and Goddess, ancient central Mexico figurines from the Snite Museum of Art, University of Notre Dame.
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Uploaded on Oct 13, 2008
Western_Mexico_shaft_tomb_tree_tableau_2
A Nayarit ceramic from the Western Mexico shaft tomb tradition, estimated at 300 BC to AD 600....
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Uploaded on Apr 23, 2008
Olmec celts, from Met
Several celts (polished stone ritual tools), with incised Olmec-style icons. From the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
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Uploaded on Sep 22, 2007
Olmec Bird jug, from Met
An Olmec-style jug in the shape of a bird. From the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
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Uploaded on Sep 22, 2007
Hachas, from Met
Two Classic-era Veracruz "hachas" (ritual stone ornamentals associated with...
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Uploaded on Sep 22, 2007
Olmec Fetal Figurine AMNH
A pre-Columbian Olmec-style "crouching" or "fetal" figure, from the American Museum of Natural History
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Uploaded on Apr 5, 2007
Olmec jade man
A pre-Columbian jade Olmec-style figurine. The left arm, from the American Museum of Natural History was sawed off in ancient times.
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Uploaded on Apr 5, 2007
Olmec stone were-jaguar face
A pre-Columbian stone Olmec-style were-jaguar face, from the American Museum of Natural History
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Uploaded on Apr 5, 2007
Toltec-style Vessel
A rather expressive Toltec-style vessel from central Mexico, from the American Museum of Natural History
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Uploaded on Apr 5, 2007
Funerary urn from Oaxaca
A Zapotec funerary urn from pre-Columbian Oaxaca, assigned to Monte Alban Period III, from the American Museum of Natural History
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Uploaded on Apr 5, 2007
