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One in a group of seven spindle whorls, having incised designs, some on top, bottom and sides, others on top and sides ceramic. .2 (199/2) L.3/4, Diam. 1-5/8 in.

Spindle Whorl, one of seven, Date Unknown

Mexico

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One in a group of seven spindle whorls, having incised designs, some on top, bottom and sides, others on top and sides ceramic. .3 (199/3) L.3/4, Diam. 1-5/8 in.

Spindle Whorl, one of seven, Date Unknown

Mexico

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One in a group of seven spindle whorls, having incised designs, some on top, bottom and sides, others on top and sides ceramic. .4 (199/4) L.3/4, Diam. 1-7/8 in.

Spindle Whorl, one of seven, Date Unknown

Mexico

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One in a group of seven spindle whorls, having incised designs, some on top, bottom and sides, others on top and sides ceramic. .5 (199/5) L.3/4, Diam. 1-7/8 in.

Spindle Whorl, one of seven, Date Unknown

Mexico

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One in a group of seven spindle whorls, having incised designs, some on top, bottom and sides, others on top and sides ceramic. .6 (199/6) L.7/8, Diam. 2-1/4 in.

Spindle Whorl, one of seven, Date Unknown

Mexico

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One in a group of seven spindle whorls, having incised designs, some on top, bottom and sides, others on top and sides ceramic. .7 (199/7) L.3/4, Diam. 1-7/8 in

Spindle Whorl, one of seven, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Elliptical in shape, smoother than the others in the set (not as deeply inscribed). Black/grey in color

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Elliptical in shape. Geometric pattern with two rings around "sides". Brown in color.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Six panels with three horizontal lines each, a ring around each hole. Brown/black in color incised part is white.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Round in shape. Four eye shapes around center. Brown/red in color.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Nine vertical lines around the top half of the bead with a circle inbetween every two lines (five circles total). Black/grey in color.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Black with relief in tan. "V" shaped lines with hash marks between them. Ring around the bottom hole. Flat on one side.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Flat top and rounded bottom. Intricately incised. Red/brown in color.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Black with a flat top. Four eye shapes around middle with a line that connects them.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Roundest in shape. Stipple design in five circles. Red/black in color

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Flat top with rounded bottom. Geometric swirl design. Deeply incised. Red/black in color.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Geometric pattern around center. Oval in shape. Black

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Flat on the top rounded bottom. Four rings around center with vertical dashes in-between and on top. Red in color with Tan incising.

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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censer with two rounded feet and stylized animal head handle-end; sides perforated with tri-angular cut-outs; flare rim; burnished buff clay. Handle rattles.

Censer, Date Unknown

Mixtec

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globular bowl, pierced on rim in two places for suspension, red earthenware with red and black designs on cream slip; diameter 4 1/4 in.

Globular bowl, 3rd century BCE - 4th century CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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globular bowl, red earthenware with black and white designs over red slip of stylized snakes. Diameter 4 1/2 in.

Globular bowl, 3rd century BCE - 4th century CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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melon-shaped bowl, with spout and lug handles; red earthenware with black slip, Michoacan area.

Melon-shaped bowl, 8th-11th century

Tzintzuntzan

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Horned Toad Bowl, ceramic, West Mexican (Nayarit), 100BC - 250AD NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims H 5-1/2'. Clay, red slip, black designs.

Horned toad bowl, 100 BCE - 250 CE

Nayarit

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Standing female figure, buff clay, applique necklace and eyes, both arms are missing.

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Standing Female Figure with wide shoulders and hips, dangling arms, slash hair decorations, applique lips and nose. Beige clay burnished, Mexican (Ticoman style), 300-700AD

Standing female figure, 300-799

Ticoman

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Standing Female Figure wearing a triple necklace with dangles across front, flat earplugs, elaborate headdress. Fish style feet, diamond eyes. Tip of right arm missing. Beige clay with traces of red pigments on headdress and necklace traces of white around eyes and headdress, Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Standing Female Figure with incised hair, triple nmecklace with pendant, incised fish style hands. Burnished buff clay. Tip of right arm and left missing. Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Group of 8 rings, all different. .1 is shell, the others earthenware. Seven clay rings, imitating shell variety. Four rings are 1-1/2 in. in diam. Other rings measure 1-3/4 in., 1-15/16 in., and 2 in. in diameter.

Clay Ring, 400-999

Mexico

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Group of 8 rings, all different. .1 is shell, the others earthenware. Seven clay rings, imitating shell variety. Four rings are 1-1/2 in. in diam. Other rings measure 1-3/4 in., 1-15/16 in., and 2 in. in diameter.

Clay Ring, 400-999

Mexico

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Standing Female Figure wearing a full skirt thin neckband with pendant side slash earplugs, slash fingers and toes. Unburnished buff clay with two chest holes for suspension, Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Standing Female Figure with large circular loop earspools, necklace with pendant, large breasts, incised leaf style hair, double headband and ritual scarification. Beige clay with traces of red pigment. Left arm and left hollow earspool missing, Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing Female Figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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group of three stamps, one with handle, one elongated and center pierced for rolling, having figures and linear designs, the third for finger rollling, with linear designs

Stamp, from a group of three, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Figure, flat backed with grooved legs, arms to sides, facial detail

Figure, 300 BCE - 300 CE

Mezcala

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Pair of Earspools, each having elongated hollow tubular stems with side drilled hole for affixment, and flared ends medium green stone with inclusions.

Ear spool, 3rd-6th century

Michoacán

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Guanacaste style, reproduction; earthenware, vivid black and red paint over orange slip

Reproduction of Standing Female Figure, 20th century

Guanacaste

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Seated human figure, ceramic, Mexican (Tlatilco) VIII BC; cat. card dims H 12-1/2 x W 7-1/4'; needs numbering change

Seated figure, 8th century BCE

Tlatilco

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Standing Female Figure, buff clay with black chapopote markings, applique details.

Figure, 3rd-8th century

Nopiloa (Veracruz)

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standing figure, with abbreviated arms; hole in stomach; hair partly smooth, partly textured; protruding ears; enlarged thighs; grey clay with traces of red pigment

Standing figure, 16th-12th century BCE

Tlatilco

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Four Note Whistle in the form of a stylized frog; two bottom suspension holes; incised linear designs on back burnished red slip, reduction fired

Ocarina, 2nd century BCE - 2nd century CE

Michoacán

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double flute, with 4 fingering holes for each hand ceramic, burnished buff clay

Double flute, 4th century BCE - 7th century CE

Colima

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bowl, with dark red slip criss-cross decoration and 3 bands around rim; burnished buff clay inside, red slip outside; ceramic, W. Mexican (Michoacan), n.d. cat. card dims H.3-3/8 x Dia. 7-3/8 in.

Bowl, Date Unknown

Michoacán

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Standing female figure, solid buff clay, applique eyes, hair, necklace and headband, West Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250BC - 300AD

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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.4 Ceremonial Blade, copper, Central Mexican n.d. NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims L 4-3/4'. Arms and Armor-Edged Weapon

Ceremonial Blade, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Standing female figure, solid burnished buff clay, arms at sides, incised necklace, hair and diamond eyes, West Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250 B.C.- 300 A.D.

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Standing Male Figure, flat solid, cape on right side, applique headdresss, noseplug and headband, burnished buff clay, West Mexican (Colima) 100BC - 300AD

Figure, 100 BCE - 300 CE

Colima

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head, fragment, solid, buff unburnished clay, Mexican Gulf Coast (Veracruz), n.d. NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims H 5'

Head, Date Unknown

Nopiloa (Veracruz)

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.2 Ceremonial Blade, copper, Central Mexican n.d. fragile. Arms and Armor-Edged Weapon

Ceremonial Blade, Date Unknown

Mexico

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globular bowl, with large flaring spout; buff earthenware with black lines painted on cream slip; H. 5 3/8 in., diameter at mouth 6 3/16 in.

Globular bowl, 3rd-7th century

Michoacán

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globular bowl with missing tripodal legs and flared spout; buff earthenware with red pigment and incised designs; H. 3 1/2 in.; diameter at mouth 3 in.

Globular bowl, 3rd-7th century

Michoacán

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globular bowl, with repousse face, flare spout, side holes, buff earthenware with red design on cream slip;

Globular bowl, 2nd century BCE - 3rd century CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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flared sided bowl, earthenware with red/brown slip, red/brown negative designs, from Michoacan Area

Flared sided bowl, 3rd-8th century

late ChupĂ­cuaro

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Standing Male Figure, flat, solid, cape on right side, applique headdress, noseplug, necklace abd diamons eyes. Burnished buff clay. West Mexican (Colima) 100 B.C.- 300 A.D.

Figure, 100 BCE - 300 CE

Colima

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.1 Ceremonial Blade, copper with incrustations, Central Mexican n.d. Arms and Armor-Edged Weapon

Ceremonial Blade, Date Unknown

Mexico

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head, hollow fragment, unburnished buff clay with chapopote markings; PIECE IS DAMAGED AND POORLY REPAIRED;

Head, Date Unknown

Mexico

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STANDING FEMALE FIGURE, hands held to chest, applique facial details, headband, necklace with double pendant, loincloth with rear tassel, unburnished buff clay, West Mexican, Colima

Standing female figure, 3rd-6th century

Colima

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Group of three stamps, one with handle, one elongated and center pierced for rolling, having figures and linear designs, the third for finger rolling, with linear designs ceramic

Stamp, one of a group of three, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Standing female figure, burnished buff clay, traces of red, black and white decoration. Applique necklace, diamond eyes, headband and shoulder scarification, West Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250BC - 300AD

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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HUMAN EFFIGY BOWL, clay burnished cream slip[, applique details, black painted designs, West Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250BC-300AD

Human effigy bowl, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Standing Female Figure, hollow with open head, buff clay with traces of red pigment, West Mexican (Nayarit), 100BC-250AD NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims H 5-5/8'

Standing female figure, 100 BCE - 250 CE

Nayarit

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Human Effigy Bowl, clay with burnished black slip, West Mexican, n.d; Face on top, applique arms on torso NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims H 5-3/4'

Vessel, 3rd century BCE - 6th century CE

Mexico

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.5 Ceremonial Blade, copper, Central Mexican. Arms and Armor-Edged Weapon

Ceremonial Blade, Date Unknown

Mexico

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HEAD, solid, fragment, unburnished buff clay with black chapopote markings and pastillaje details.

Head, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Whistle in form of skull; buff earthenware with white slip

Whistle in the Form of a Skull, 9th century

Mexico

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Standing female figure, buyrnished buff clay, traces of red pigment. Arms at sides, scarification on shoulders, West Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250BC - 300AD

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Maskette with upturned nose, ceramic, cream slip; West Mexican (Jalisco), 200-600AD NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims diam 3-1/2'

Maskette, 3rd-7th century

Jalisco

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standing figure, Corrale style. Set inside a structure. Body wings and whistle in rear; buffearthenware with red and black designs

Whistle in the form of a Figure in a House, 3rd-8th century

Nopiloa (Veracruz)

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hollow tenon with death head on the end; buff earthenware with some black paint

Hollow Tenon with a Death Head on the End, 9th century

Mexico

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Group of three stamps, one with handle, one elongated and center pierced for rolling, having figures and linear designs, the third for finger rolling, with linear designs ceramic

Stamp, one of a group of three, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Elliptical in shape. Brown grey in color. Ring around hole and middle with patter in between

Spindle Whorl, from a group of thirteen, Date Unknown

Mexico

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STANDING FEMALE FIGURE with diamond eyes, elaborate necklace, slash fingers and toes; center parted hair with detailed headdress, burnished buff clay; red pigment on headdress, earplugs, and necklace.

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 200 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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STANDING FEMALE FIGURE, hands held to chest; applique headband, necklace, facial details, loincloth and tassels, unburnished buff clay

Standing Female Figure, 3rd-6th century

Colima

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STANDING MALE FIGURE, arms out from body; ritual shoulder scarification; applique hair and headband unburnished red/buff clay

Standing male figure, 3rd-6th century

Colima

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vessel in form of foot, wide calf with pattern of bump protrusions; burnished red clay, ceramic, West Mexican (Colima) cat. card dims H 7-1/2 x W 4-1/4 x L 4-3/4'

Foot form, Date Unknown

Colima

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Zoomorphic Whistle, ceramic, burnished buff with orange pigments; West Mexican, n.d. NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims H 3-1/2 x L 2-1/2'

Whistle (zoomorphic), Date Unknown

Mexico

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unburnished buff clay. Applique necklace, flat earplugs, wide headdress, slash fingers and toes.

Standing female figure, 200-600

Michoacán

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ANIMAL EFFIGY BOWL, with pierced tripodal supports, calt, red slip with black designs; West Mexican (Chipicuaro), 250BC - 300AD

Animal effigy pot, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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head, ceramic, Mexican Gulf Coast (Verzcruz), n.d. NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims H 7' fragment, hollow, buff unburnished clay;

Head, Date Unknown

Mexico

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bowl with flat base and rounded sides; buff earthenware with red linear designs on cream slip; diameter 8 1/4 in.

Bowl, 3rd-7th century

Michoacán

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figure, flat backed with grooved torso details, grooved and pecked eyes and mouth

Figure, 300 BCE - 300 CE

Mezcala

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Pair of Earspools, each having elongated hollow tubular stems with side drilled hole for affixment, and flared ends medium green stone with inclusions.

Ear spool, 3rd-6th century

Michoacán

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Group of seven spindle whorls, having incised designs, some on top, bottom and sides, others on top and sides ceramic. .1 (199/1) L.7/8, Diam. 2-1/4 in.

Spindle Whorl, one of seven, Date Unknown

Mexico

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Standing Female Figure with diamond eyes, incised hair shoulder length and looped on sides, slash fingers and toes. Buff clay with white on hairband and hairloops. Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Standing Female Figure holding right hand to mouth. Incised hair and eyes, Buff clay with red pigments, strong Guerrero influence. Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Mexico

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Articulated Anthropomorphic Figure with molded details, bent arms, grey clay, Mexican (Toltec), 900-1100AD

Anthropomorphic figure, 900-1199

Toltec

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Standing Flat Female Figure holding hands to stomach. Incised headdress, necklace, eyebrows, loincloth and fingers, Cream clay, unburnished, Mexican (St. Geronimo)

Standing flat female figure, Date Unknown

San Geronimo

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Standing female figure, buff clay, traces of red pigment on necklace; applique necklace, earplugs and headband.

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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globular pitcher, with flat base and strap handle; red earthenware with red and black over cream slip; H. 6 in.

Globular pitcher, 3rd century BCE - 4th century CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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globular bowl with open flare top; buff earthenware with burnished gray slip

Globular Bowl, Date Unknown

Huastec

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Group of 8 rings, all different. .1 is shell, the others earthenware. Seven clay rings, imitating shell variety. Four rings are 1-1/2 in. in diam. Other rings measure 1-3/4 in., 1-15/16 in., and 2 in. in diameter.

Clay Ring, 400-999

Mexico

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Standing female figure, solid buff clay, traces of red and black stripes. Hands held to chest. Applique headband, noseplug, earplugs and wristlets, West Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250BC - 300AD

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Seated or kneeling figure, buff clay, feet are missing. Applique earplugs, eyes and necklace.

Seated or Kneeling figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Seated Warrior wearing cape, ceramic, burnished red slip, West Mexican (Nayarit), 250BC - 300AD NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARD cat. card dims H 6-1/2'

Seated warrior, 250 BCE - 300 CE

Nayarit

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Standing Female Figure with spade shaped torso, stub arms, wide incised headdress, diamond eyes and cross incised fla earspools. Red pigment on necklace and hairiece, beige clay, Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Standing Female Figure with flat earspools, incised long hair, diamond eyes, hairdo offset to right and incised in zigzags. Slash feet and hands, ceramic, Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250BC - 300AD

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 400 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Standing Figure with stub arms, button slash feet, applique earplugs, pinch nose and arm rosette. Burnished buff clay,. Right arm missing at shoulder, Mexican (Michoacan) 200-600AD

Standing figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Standing Female Figure with diamond eyes, single strap headband, necklace, flat small earplugs, beige clay

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Standing Female Figure with scarification on left shoulder, circular earspools, incised hair, center parted to nape of neck. Burnished buff clay with red pigments of earspools and shoulder marks, Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Standing Female Figure with eroded surface. Buff clay with traces of red. Diamond eyes, incised hair, circular earspools, triple necklace, Mexican (Chupicuaro), 250BC - 300AD

Standing female figure, 250 BCE - 400 CE

ChupĂ­cuaro

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Standing Female Figure, with applique crossbanded headdress, single bump on shoulder, fish style feet, stub hands, slash eyes, burnished buff clay, Mexican (Michoacan), 200-600AD

Standing female figure, 200-700

Michoacán

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Group of 8 rings, all different. .1 is shell, the others earthenware. Seven clay rings, imitating shell variety. Four rings are 1-1/2 in. in diam. Other rings measure 1-3/4 in., 1-15/16 in., and 2 in. in diameter.

Clay Ring, 400-999

Mexico

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