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woman seated kneeling with knees apart; very thin, stylized lower legs; wearing apron-like skirt in tan; red torso and arms; bare breasts decorated with black spirals; black lines under arms, below breasts, vertically down center of torso from neck on front and back; very short PR arm outstretched; PL arm bent at elbow with hand on back of head; flat yellow face with pierced earlobes, very long pointed nose and large open mouth with teeth

Seated Female Figure, 200 BCE - 300 CE

Jalisco

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pair of figures, earthenware, fired clay

Joined Figures, 200 BCE - 400 CE

Jalisco

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basket-headed male figure with bowed arms; earthenware with black and red pigment red earthenware with traces of black and buff paint

Basket-headed male figure, 3rd century BCE - 3rd century CE

Jalisco

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Black stone with one pointed short end; incised area around side near top

Axe head, 200

Jalisco

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Crouching figure of warrior with two leg-like supports in back. Around the upper body is a shield from which the arms emerge, holding a notched club up to the righ shoulder ready for a strike. Helmet with incised design topped by two standing dogs in full relief. Shield incised with lozenge design. The face is full, with small mouth and eyes, nose plug and ear plugs. Polychrome designe of lower shield and body badly worn. Cracks at right and left center in back.

Warrior Figure, 100 BCE - 500 CE

Jalisco

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seated male figure, hands held up to raised knees, earthenware with red slip, West Mexico, Jalisco, 200-650AD

Figure, 3rd-7th century

Jalisco

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seated female figure, one of a pair, San Juanita Escobedo style, red and black slip on buff earthenware, FEMALE FIGURE, legs extended and hands raised

Seated Female Figure, 3rd-7th century

Jalisco

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seated male figure, clay, red pigments, black spots, West Mexican (Jalisco), 200BC - 400AD

Figure, 200 BCE - 500 CE

Jalisco

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Seated figure with large head, round conical legs without feet, rings in nose and ears

Figure, 1st century

Jalisco

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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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seated female figure, clay with red, black and beige pigments, West Mexican (Nayarit), 100-500AD cat. card dims H 8-1/2 x W 8'

Figure, 100-600

Jalisco

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standing female figure, arms held down with applique head band and drilled earplugs, San Sebastian style, fugitive red slip on buff earthenware

Standing Female Figure, 3rd-7th century

Jalisco

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seated woman figure, clay, red and ochre pigments

Figure, 250 BCE - 300 CE

Jalisco

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seated male figure, one of a pair, San Juanita Escobedo style, red and black slip on buff earthenware, MALE FIGURE, raised knees, holding bowl and staff.

Seated Male Figure, 3rd-7th century

Jalisco

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seated figure, ceramic, West Mexican, Jalisco 300-600 AD

Figure, 3rd-7th century

Jalisco

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Female Sheep Face Figure with coiled headdress, flat earspools. Beige clay with red slip overall, white pigments for details. Mexican (Jalisco), 200-600AD

Female Figure, 200-700

Jalisco

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Droll figure of a man wearing loin cloth breeches, coiled collar, scalloped nose plug, and ear pendants, and carrying a flat percussion instrument on left arm and notched drum stick in right hand. These instruments recall those used in rhumba music. The cheeks of the figure are pierced for a reed, and the figure itself represents one of a group which participated in a game or dance. The workmanship is heavy and primitive, but the bending figure is spirited in expression. Painted decoration badly weathered.

Figure with Spear and Shield, 100

Nayarit and Jalisco

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Mother and Child, ceramic, West Mexican (Nayarit/Jalisco), 200BC - 200AD POSSIBLY A FAKE

Mother and child, 3rd century BCE - 3rd century CE

Nayarit and Jalisco

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