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Dancers, pair — Dancing Figure, one of a pair, 3rd century BCE - 3rd century CE
China

G215

Slab built and modeled, rectangular courtyard surrounded by a tile roofed wall; seperate elements are a pigsty, boar, round food dish, rectangular food dish, seated figure, bird, dog, suckling pig, four piglets. — Funerary Model of a Pig Sty, 2nd century BCE
China

G215

blue and white kraak; tripod base — Lotus bowl with tripod base, c. 1643
China

G209

standing woman wearing a long robe with very long sleeves; woman holds her hands up in front of her shoulders; straight hair pulled back into a low ponytail; cloth-covered mount — Female "Long Sleeve" Dancer, 2nd century BCE
China

G215

Figure of animal- open mouth red polychrome. White earthenware 3 color lead glaze. — Figure of an Animal, 618-906
China

G208

Dancers, pair — Dancing Figure, one of a pair, 206 BCE - 220 CE
China

G215

Tile, Sultanabad, pottery, with raised blue inscription on black and white floral background. — Tile, 13th-14th century
Iran

G243

Bowl, luster painted with crouching stag and foliage. — Bowl, 14th century
Iran

G243

ewe with thick legs and short horns — Ewe, 3000-2500 BCE
China

G204

cup-shaped, with small round handle; top and bottom flare outward; flat foot; thin wall — Cup-shape Vessel, c. late 4000-early 3000 BCE
Dawenkou

G204

flaring bottom section with tall, wide mouth; small round handle — Vessel with Handle, c. late 4000-early 3000 BCE
Dawenkou

G204

smiling, animated figure with open mouth, closed eyes and wrinkled brow; PL knee bent; PR leg extended; bare feet; PR arm extended, holding a drum beater; drum in crook of PL arm, next to body — Figure of a Squatting Drummer, 1st-2nd century
China

G215

red earthenware with green glaze — Han Temple, 1st century BCE - 1st century CE
China

G215

model of watchtower, red earthenware with green glaze — Han Temple, 1st century BCE - 1st century CE
China

G215

model of watchtower red earthenware with green glaze — Han Temple, 1st century BCE - 1st century CE
China

G215

blue and white Oriental design — Coffee pot, from a child's tea set, in blue and white, c. 1780-1790
Caughley (Salopian) Works

G317

blue transfer decoration on scalloped-edge plater; female figures labeled 'Justice' and 'Liberty' flank a scene with a small boat on a river and a couple standing in front of a large house; 15 state names on a swag at rim; large flowers above scene and fruit below; 'Justice' holds a portrait of Washington; framed with 4 boards — "States" platter, c. 1820
James & Ralph Clews

G333

One of two jars Japan’s first ceramic culture, the Jōmon, produced strongly tactile pottery over 3,500 years ago. This lavishly decorated bowl was probably used during religious ceremonies. Its flamboyant rim, a typical feature of the middle period of Jōmon pottery, is known as the “fire-flame” type, because the coils of clay resemble leaping flames. The word jōmon, after which the historical period is named, means “cord markings” and derives from the distinctive patterns produced by rolling a rope-wrapped stick across the surface of the clay. The lower portion of this vessel bears these markings, together with whimsical designs carved into the surface of the clay. — Deep Bowl with Four Projections, 2500-1500 BCE
Japan

G205

round-bodied jar with a small foot; dome lid and dome finial; one applied spiral coil handle; decorated with repeating stamped design — Lidded Jar with Handle, 9th century
Korea

G206

Orange body with brown bands encircling the body — Vase, 1899
Max Laeuger; Maker: Tonwerke

G379

standing female figure with proper left arm bent, hand at side; flat mask like face, adorned by earrings and necklace; ridged dress extends to floor covering legs and feet — Haniwa of a Female Shrine Attendant, 6th century
Japan

G205

round-bottomed jar with neck opening into flaring lip; two small v-shaped handles below neck on body; has own stand — Jar, 2nd century BCE
Korea

G206

ceramic female figure — Standing female figure, c. 500
Ecuador

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small earthenware cup with lid; cup has upward hooking handle on side and slightly protruding collar for lid; lid has small knob at top — Small lidded jar with handle, second half of 5th century
Korea

G206

spouted, handled vessel with wide mouth and short neck; one side decorated with portrait of Longfellow; opposite side has portion of poem; neck decorated with flowers and ribbons with names of Longfellow works — "Longfellow jug", c. 1880
George Wolliscraft Rhead; Manufacturer: Wedgwood; Retailer: Richard Briggs

G333

flat, wide, outward-flaring rim; protruding triangular band around thick neck; shallow grooved line drawn into edge of rim; two black spots on body, one on rim; tan patina; small flat foot — Wide-Mouthed Jar, 1st century BCE- 1st century CE
Japan

G205

cabbage tureen, cover and stnad; porcilain in green glaze of verying tones; veining in yellow and green, younger leaves in yellow — Cabbage tureen, cover and stand, before 1754
France

G333

buttress vessel form shape #416; for 'Teco' ware line — Monumental vase, c. 1905-1910
William Day Gates; Manufacturer: American Terra Cotta and Ceramic Company

G378

standing horse balancing on three legs; mouth open; short tail pointing up; leaning slightly to proper left — Prancing Horse, 1st-3rd century
China

G215

Vessel in the Shape of a Buffalo with cylindrical body, small downward-pointing tail and small ears and horns; cylindrical vessel mouth on top of buffalo's back; body of buffalo decorated with incised geometric shapes — Ceremonial vessel, c. 1000 BCE
Thailand

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Center dipicting a man attacking another, probably representing Cain and Able; reverse has a nude boy holding a plumed helmet — Basin with Hercules and Cacus, c. 1570
Orazio Fontana

G332

camel standing on diamond-shaped base; head up, tail up and curled; yellow with traces of red and black pigment; single hump — Two camels and a groom (Camel), 618-907
China

G207

urn-shaped water jar with three handles a pair of horizontal ones on either side and an upright one at the back; two-panel mythological scene around body; an ornate daisy-like floral band between the two panels and stylized palmettes at sides and back; on front center of shoulder 'signature' painted female bust wearing coiffure wrapped in a 'kekryphalos' — Red-Figure Hydria, c. 320 BCE
Attributed to the White Sakkos Painter

G241

Light yellow interior; short, bulbous body resting on a splaying foot with a flaring wide neck; neck decorated with 3 circular cartouches surrounding horses with crowns on their backs and dark blue pseudo-Islamic text against a light blue ground; white 'text' and foliage on body; floral designs on foot — Vase in the form of a mosque lamp, c. 1870
Joseph-Théodore Deck

G243

Black-figured amphorah, used for carrying wine or oil; the front side depicts a quadriga with Poseidon, Amphitrite, another unidentified goddess, and heroenes; on the reverse and around warrior appears to be leaving for battle, with his wife and son bidding him farewell — Black-Figure Neck Amphora, c. 540 BCE
Attributed to the Painter of Vatican 359

G241

Horse with long mane and clipped tail. ca 725 A.D. Glazed pottery tomb figure, one of a pair, on a flat base. The decoration of the trappings is in the Sassanian style. Glaze predominantly a fine cobalt blue which has oxidized on the hind legs to an irridescent silvery-blue. Saddle and top saddle pad unglazed. — Horse, early 8th century
China

G208

brown glaze overall with applied carved designs in white acorns and oak leaves around edge of plate and at bottom edge and shoulder on cover, 2 identical scenes of 2 men, 2 horses and dogs at a fox hunt on sides of cover; organic carved knob — Cheese dish with cover, late 19th-early 20th century
England

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Lamp, ceramic, Greek, VI Century B.C. cat. card dims Diam. 4-1/2'; top piece of 1 of 3 parts, stacked six openings for wick. — Lamp, 6th century BCE
Magna Graecia

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standing horse; white; lines and tiny spots on body and details on face, mane and tail in dark brown; rectangular base — Horse, 7th-10th century
China

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standing horse; rust red with white mane and tail; black lines on body and face delineating muscles and features; brown dots and lines on mane and tail; rectangular base — Horse, 7th-10th century
China

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two section pagoda; lower section, elaborate tiers of cruciform section with seated figures supporting the four top most projections; upper section, tiled roof flaring outward beneath a balustrade and a plinth on which a figure of Buddha is seated atop a lotus — Tilework's Model of Sancai Pagoda, 14th-17th century
China

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Round-bodied jar on a small foot; wide, slightly flaring mouth; decorated with incised swirls and hatching; unglazed; Ban Chieng ware — Jar, c. 600 BCE
Ban Chiang

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Dog, seated; Daoist symbol of principle of 'Keeping Still; The Mountain' (Ken) see card for better description. — Seated Dog, 386-535
China

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Jar; small, on three feet. Marbled buff and brown earthenware. — Jar, 618-906
China

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Bowl, radial stripes in black under blue glaze. — Bowl, 12th-13th century
Iran

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Coupe, pottery, with a floral lip opening, unglazed; graceful shape with fluted body. — Coupe, Date Unknown
China

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Baan Chieng Storage Jar, about 4000 B.C., red earthenware with minimal applique decor. — Storage Jar, c. 4000 BCE
Thailand

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Baan Chieng Storage Jar, about 3000 B.C., black earthenware with impressed abstract design. — Storage Jar, c. 3000 BCE
Thailand

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Baan Chieng Jar with Flared Lip, about 3000 B.C., lowfire earthenware, red ochre color, with stippled decor. — Jar with Flared Lip, c. 3000 BCE
Thailand

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early Haripunchi Jar, white earthenware — Early Haripunchi Jar, 10th century
Thailand

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Late Haripunchi Bottle, orange earthenware with white inlay. — Late Haripunchi Jar, 12th century
Thailand

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Sukhothai Plate, earthenware with fish and floral decoration, underglaze brown. — Sukhothai Plate, 15th century
Thailand

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Ban Chieng Type Storage Jar, earthenware, red and white design. — Ban Chieng Type Storage Jar, c. 500 BCE
Thailand

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Ban Chieng Type Storage Jar, earthenware, black with impressed designs. — Ban Chieng Type Storage Jar, 3000 BCE
Thailand

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ceramic, turquoise, aubergine and yellow glazes decorated chest and leg armor plates — Seated Official, One of a Pair, 1368-1644
China

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ceramic, turquoise, aubergine and yellow glazes decorated chest and leg armor plates — Seated Official, One of a Pair, 1368-1644
China

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vessel with vertical, grooved striations — Vessel, 1500-500 BCE
Thailand

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earthenware with impressed design — Roof Tile End, One of a Pair, 20th century
Japan

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earthenware with impressed design — Roof Tile End, One of a Pair, 20th century
Japan

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Della Robbia Dish, ceramic, design shows woman's head with garland of wheat, this super-imposed on a wheat-field backgorund, incised design, blue, rose, green, yellow, white glazes, pooter, red clay — Della Robbia Dish, 1901
England

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Round, thin-walled vessel on three short legs ending in bulbous feet. The legs are hollow and pierced and contain rattles. The belly of the vessel is decorated with a band of half-lozenges with a saw-toothed outer edge terminating in scrolls. On the shoulder a band of s-shapes, and around the neck a band of vertical double lines. Decoration in polychrome. Rim cracked and restored. Fine quality and rare. 15th century A.D. Mixtec Nahua. — Tripod vase, 15th century
Pueblo

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Standing male figure, with whip handle in proper right arm wrapping around behind back to proper left arm. Whip, outline of head, and garment around figures waist are red. Black diamond shapes over each eye. — Male figure with a whip, 200 BCE - 400 CE
Nayarit

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Female Figure wearing a necklace and ear ornaments, with a headdress with cockscomb-like ornament, part of which is broken away; burnished tan ceramic, earthenware, Mexico, Veracruz, Huaztec, 400-800AD — Female Figure, 400-799
Huastec

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Miniature Figurines, Burnished Earthenware, Mexico(Puebla),1500-1150 B.C. Five total; .1 2-1/16 in. .2 1-15/16 in. .3 2 in. .4 2-1/16 in. .5 1-15/16 in. — Miniature figurine, 1500-1150 BCE
Pueblo

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standing female figure, mold made, arms held up at sides, buff colored earrthenware; stand for this object in E1.9 — Standing female figure, 6th-10th century
Maya

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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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ceramic-pottery. Square stirrup vessel with 3 figures on top, representing a male, a female, and a child. Brown in color. Male figures head is protruding out from vessel. — Vessel, 2nd century BCE - 2nd century CE
Moche

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Urn with stopper; 4 handles around the top; 4 bands of decoration with incised diamond pattern. No bottom. — Urn with Stopper, 20th century
Solongo or Mboma

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Earthenware vase with stopper, dark brown/reddish in color with firing spots throughout that look like wood grain. Two leaf shaped protrusions on the shoulder of the vessel. One ring around the neck. Two moon shaped incised with lines on the shoulder. — Vase with stopper, 20th century
Sundi

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black earthenware with rings of textured patterns — Vase, 20th century
Mangbetu

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standing female figure, mold made with incised linear designs, cream colored earthenware — Standing Female Figure, 6th-9th century
Nopiloa (Veracruz)

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3 legged Vessel in the form of a Pumpkin, earthenware with red slip, Mexixo, Colima 100BC-200AD — Three-legged vessel in the form of a pumpkin, 2nd century BCE - 3rd century CE
Colima

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Assymetrical Globular Vessel, flat base, convex shape, slightly outflaring spout; two attached handles in the form of monkeys opposed diametrically on shoulder on either side of spout; red clay fired red to black, cream slip in shoulder below spout — Asymetrical globular vessel, 8th-11th century
late Moche and early Chimu

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tripod bowl, black earthenware; round base and concave body with flaired lip; five distinctive bands, one at lip and hip, two plain within concave body and last above foot; main band at hip rope like pattern within long thin ovals connected at ends — Bowl, 20th century
Dan

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spherical body adorned by rows of raised U-shaped rope-like pattern; cylindrical neck with impressed dimple banding and a wide tapered rim for mouth — Vessel, Date Unknown
Zande

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Black pottery with flat bottom, rounded body with one protruding rib at center, 3 'handles' at shoulder and long neck; decorated with incised swirls, short lines and Star of David on bottom — Vase, Date Unknown
Beta Israel (Falasha)

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Pot with Spout and Handle, body is animal head (monkey?) spout has a man's head; blackware — Pot with spout and handle, 10th-15th century
Chimu

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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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Vessel in the form of a Vulture, earthenware, Mexico, Colima, 200-600AD outstretched wings and spout tail; buff earthenware burnished; L. 9 1/2 in., H. 5 1/2 in. — Modeled vulture, 3rd-7th century
Colima

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Red figure with spout and two legs. Eyes on front and back — Vessel in the form of an owl, c. 100
Colima

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Figurine, drum player, wearing a flaring headdress with a large trumpet shaped projection in front. Features, earrings and details of the costume achieved by ribbons of clay applied on surface of figure. Close to 'Ixtlan del Rio' type. — Drum player, c. 500
Nayarit

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Stirrup jar with an abstract design of spirals and stepped motives in rust red on a cream slip ground. — Stirrup jar, Date Unknown
Moche

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Head, pottery, canoe-shaped, with long, coffee-bean shaped eyes, small nose, pendent cheeks, and a row of teeth indicated by modelling. Eyebrows formed of two rows of incised dots. — Head, 8th century
Venezuela

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Pitcher of gray clay with deep neck and soaring spout. A graceful handle springs from the shoulders to join the rim at the back. On each side a rigin dring handle. From Nochistlan. — Pitcher, 14th century
Oaxaca

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Tripod bowl ornamented with mask and wings of bats at the top of the legs. Legs hollow, with pellets, and slit vertically in front. Two small rigid ring handles with incised lines. Narrow band of incised lines around outer neck. — Tripod bowl, 10th-14th century
Panama

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Large portrait head jar with stirrup handle. The face is powerfully modelled with full lips, straight nose, and strongly marked eye sockets. Disk earrings hang from pierced ear lobes. The face of the figure, with the exception of a thin line outlining the eye-socket, is painted brick red. The remainder of the jar is the pale terra cotta color of the body clay. Spout of handle restored. — Portrait head jar, Date Unknown
Moche

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Large ceremonial vase representing a human figure holding a drinking cup against breast. The face is painted for ritual purposes, with features somewhat crudely modelled. With this vase was found the bowl, 43.2.20, in which it stood. — Large ceremonial vase, 11th-15th century
Chancay Chimu

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Shallow bowl to hold ceremonial vase, 43.2.19. Vase and bowl were found together in the same grave. — Shallow bowl, 11th-15th century
Chancay Chimu

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Portrait jar with lips puckered and wrinkled face indicted by swirling incised lines. Pendant earrings of animal design, head completely open at top. — Portrait jar, Date Unknown
Moche

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Bowl, low, in the form of a crouching jaguar with head modelled in full relief and tail modelled in low relief close to body of jar. Body of jar painted red; eyes, whiskers, and fangs of jaguar in cream. Base of jar pitted and paint flaking off over neck and shoulders. — Bowl, Date Unknown
Moche

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Seated, two-legged figure with tail. Two animal heads in relief project from shoulders in back, and a small animal, possibly a dog, stands astride the brimmed hat worn by the figure. A bar is held out in front of the body in hands that have no form. This bar, possibly a musical instrument, and details of the costume, are painted in red and cream stripes and dots on a reddish pottery ground. Wooden stand. Close to 'Ixtlan del Rio' type. — Seated two-legged figure with tail, c. 500
Nayarit

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Vessel, 7th century

Tiwanaku

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Seated Figure, legs crossed, supporting a large conch shell on the left knee. The right arm, placed on the right knee, flows into the leg and the legs into each other at the crossing. The head is large, with a fillet headdress and a well modelled spout emerging from the top at the right. Spine-like projections appear on each arm from shoulder to elbow. The face is broad, with mouth open to show teeth, modelled eyes, straight nose, abnd ear plugs. The figure is naked except for a loin cloth. Burnished red ware, with conch shell in natural (buff) clay. — Seated figure with conch shell, 2nd century BCE - 2nd century CE
Colima

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Jug with thick stirrup handle and incised jaguar design on two sides. — Stirrup vessel with Jaguar designs, 10th-3rd century BCE
Chavín

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Four-legged figure with human face and tail. Has red band around the middle and black on the back by figures tail. — Four-legged figure, 2nd century BCE - 2nd century CE
Colima

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Figure vessel with heart shaped head; dots on shoulders; arms resting on stomach; legs are rounded off at knee; has what appear to be breasts; Reddish brown and tan in color. Appears to have once had decorative pattern with band around her middle section. — Chinesca figure, c. 1000 BCE
Nayarit

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Ceramic bird with round object in mouth, painted red with white/gray highlights. — Parrot, 1st-5th century
Nayarit

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large chip in rim of base (old); incised — Jar, Date Unknown
Nicaragua

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Female molded figure; clay. Hollow, loose clay inside to used as whistle — Female molded figure, 6th-9th century
Maya

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Female Figure with Headdress, earthenware, Mexico, Veracruz, Huaztec, 400-800AD. Wearing small headdress with black paint; burnished tan ceramic — Female Figure with Headdress, 400-799
Huastec

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