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  1. 1 1/8 to 2 3/4 in diamete … (2)
  2. 11 1/2 in high x 2 1/16 i … (6)
  3. 11 1/2 in high x 8 7/8 in … (6)
  4. 11 1/4 in high x 2 1/8 in … (5)
  5. 13/16 in high x 1 5/8 in … (5)
  6. 13/16 in high x 1 7/16 in … (7)
  7. 2 15/16 in high x 5 5/8 i … (6)
  8. 2 7/8 in high x 2 1/8 in … (6)
  9. 3 1/3 in high x 7 5/6 in … (6)
  10. 3 11/32 in high x7 5/8 in … (6)
  11. 3 3/16 in high x 5 3/8 in … (6)
  12. 3 in high x 10 1/2 in dia … (6)
  13. 4 1/2 in high x 3 1/2 in … (6)
  14. 4 7/8 in high x 2 1/8 in … (6)
  15. 4 7/8 in high x 2 3/4 in … (4)
  16. 5 13/16 in high x 3 7/16 … (6)
  17. 5 in high x 5 3/4 in diam … (6)
  18. 6 1/16 in high x 3 1/8 in … (6)
  19. 6 1/16 in long x 2 1/8 in … (5)
  20. 6 1/2 in high x 8 1/8 in … (6)
  21. 6 1/8 in high x 6 1/8 in … (6)
  22. 6 1/8 in high x 6 1/8 in … (6)
  23. 6 7/8 in high x 6 1/2 in … (6)
  24. 6 7/8 in high x 6 3/16 in … (5)
  25. 7 3/4 in high x 7 5/16 in … (6)
  26. 7 5/16 in long x 1 13/16 … (6)
  27. 7 5/8 in high x 7/18 in w … (6)
  28. 7/8 in high x 15/16 in wi … (6)
  29. 8 1/16 in high x 3 1/16 i … (6)
  30. 8 1/2 in high x 5 7/16 i … (12)
  31. 8 3/8in high x 8 1/4 in w … (6)
  32. 8 in high x 5 1/32 in dia … (6)
  33. 9 11/16 in high x 5 1/2 i … (6)
  34. 9 7/8 in high x 9 1/4 in … (6)
  35. A dignified woman sits ve … (6)
  36. A flake has been knocked … (5)
  37. A Maya pendant and a scor … (2)
  38. A rare earthenware bottle … (6)
  39. A small appliqued cylinde … (6)
  40. A triangular section from … (4)
  41. An obsidian flake has bee … (6)
  42. Art--Mexico--Jaina Island (6)
  43. Artifact (201)
  44. Beads--Guatemala (6)
  45. Ceramic bowls--Central Am … (6)
  46. Ceramic bowls--El Salvado … (6)
  47. Ceramic bowls--Guatemala (6)
  48. Ceramic bowls--Honduras (6)
  49. Ceramic sculpture--Belize (6)
  50. Ceramic sculpture--Guate … (12)
  51. Ceramic sculpture--Mexic … (12)
  52. Ceramic sculpture--Mexico … (6)
  53. Ceramic sculpture--Mexic … (12)
  54. Ceramic tableware--Centr … (12)
  55. Ceramic tableware--El Sal … (6)
  56. Ceramic tableware--Guate … (24)
  57. Ceramic tableware--Hondur … (6)
  58. Ceramic tableware--Mexico (6)
  59. Ceramic tableware--Mexico … (6)
  60. Ceramic tableware--Mexico … (6)
  61. Decoration and ornament-- … (9)
  62. Decoration and ornament-- … (5)
  63. Depending on your point o … (5)
  64. Drinking vessels--Central … (6)
  65. Drinking vessels--El Salv … (6)
  66. Drinking vessels--Guatem … (24)
  67. Drinking vessels--Mexico (6)
  68. Drinking vessels--Mexico- … (6)
  69. During the late Classic p … (6)
  70. During the Mesoamerican b … (6)
  71. Effigy pottery--Central A … (6)
  72. Elite males wore elaborat … (6)
  73. Jewelry--Central America (9)
  74. Jewelry--Guatemala (11)
  75. Maya art--Belize (6)
  76. Maya art--Central Americ … (27)
  77. Maya art--El Salvador (18)
  78. Maya art--Guatemala (63)
  79. Maya art--Honduras (6)
  80. Maya art--Mexico (6)
  81. Maya art--Mexico (Yucatan … (4)
  82. Maya art--Mexico--Chiapas (6)
  83. Maya art--Mexico--Edzná … (6)
  84. Maya art--Mexico--Jaina … (12)
  85. Maya art--Mexico--Puebla … (6)
  86. Maya art--Mexico--Veracr … (12)
  87. Maya sculpture--Belize (6)
  88. Maya sculpture--Guatemal … (28)
  89. Maya sculpture--Mexico (6)
  90. Maya sculpture--Mexico--J … (6)
  91. Maya sculpture--Mexico-- … (12)
  92. Mayas--Jewelry (7)
  93. Mesoamericans viewed the … (5)
  94. Moist clay was pressed i … (12)
  95. Pendants (Jewelry)--Centr … (2)
  96. Pendants (Jewelry)--Mexic … (4)
  97. Plates (Tableware)--Mexic … (6)
  98. Pottery--Central America (12)
  99. Pottery--El Salvador (18)
  100. Pottery--Guatemala (36)
  101. Pottery--Honduras (6)
  102. Pottery--Mexico (6)
  103. Pottery--Mexico--Chiapas (6)
  104. Pottery--Mexico--Puebla d … (6)
  105. Saurians are very importa … (6)
  106. Small molcajetes are used … (6)
  107. Stone carving--Central Am … (7)
  108. Stone carving--El Salvado … (6)
  109. Stone carving--Guatemala (33)
  110. Stone carving--Mexico (5)
  111. Stucco sculpture--Guatema … (6)
  112. Stucco sculpture--Mexico (6)
  113. The elite female figure w … (6)
  114. The elite Maya surrounded … (6)
  115. The elite of Mesoamerica … (6)
  116. The form and the surface … (6)
  117. The jointed-legged animal … (6)
  118. The Maya concept of beaut … (6)
  119. The Maya domesticated the … (6)
  120. The Maya elite enjoyed dr … (6)
  121. The number three appears … (6)
  122. The Olmec and the Maya wo … (5)
  123. The tondo of this shallow … (6)
  124. These blue-green jade ear … (7)
  125. This codex style vessel r … (6)
  126. This Maya hacha contains … (6)
  127. This polychrome ceramic b … (6)
  128. This transitional ceramic … (6)
  129. This unusual plumbate cac … (6)
  130. Two similar plumbate olla … (6)
  131. Vases, Ancient--El Salvad … (6)
  132. Vases--Mexico--Puebla de … (6)
  133. Weapons--El Salvador (6)
  134. Weapons--Mexico (5)
  135. Whistles--Guatemala (6)
  136. Whistles--Mexico--Jaina I … (6)
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MawM0133-000.jp2
Pair of ear flares : qu...
MawM0133
Title
Pair of ear flares : quadripartite design.
Description
The Olmec and the Maya wore jade or jadeite beads, necklaces, and ear spools. The Maya elite placed a jade bead in the mouths of their dead as a sign of rebirth. The quadrapartite design represents the four cardinal directions and the hole the fifth direction or the Axis Mundi.
Subject
[Jewelry--Guatemala, Decoration and ornament--Guatemala, Stone carving--Guatemala, Maya art--Guatemala, Mayas--Antiquities, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 500 and 900
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