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RM2BWY9RX–Mayan pottery in the Archeological Museum at the museums promenade of the Casa Santo Domingo in the town of Antigua in the highlands of Guatemala.
RM2KYYAPT–Mayan pottery depicting a young Noble man wearing a bird headpiece. Late classic period, El Tigre, Campeche, Mexico.
RMGRM0P0–New York City,NY NYC Lower Manhattan,Financial District,National Museum of the American Indian,Native Americans culture,exhibit exhibition collection
RM2BWY9RK–Mayan pottery in the Archeological Museum at the museums promenade of the Casa Santo Domingo in the town of Antigua in the highlands of Guatemala.
RM2JRYCJD–Mayan pottery from Guatemala, National Anthroplogy Museum, Chapultepec Park, Mexico City, Mexico
RMF1TXG8–Señor Mena decorates pottery via etching. An artisan etches pottery using old Mayan patterns. A photocopy of one lies in front
RM2CW5G2Y–Handled censer with jaguar head. Incense burner. (300-900 AD) pottery Mayan art. Pre Columbian. Museum of World Cultures, Barcelona.
RM2KYYB02–Mayan pottery figure depicting a man with long, tied up hair and scarification on his face. Late Classic, Campeche, Mexico.
RMC8R51E–Washing mayan pottery excavated at Cahal Pech mayan ruins, near San Ignacio, Cayo, west Belize, Central America
RMKH5J8N–Mexico, Oaxaca, Huatulco. Copalita, Eco-Archeological Park, Copalita Museum. Mayan & Olmeca artifacts from the Oaxaca district. Ceramic figure.
RMHCYB52–A young Mayan woman, wearing typical traditional dress, paints designs on pottery in a workshop in San Antonio Palopó, Guatemala.
RFAP47W6–Central America, El Salvador, San Salvador, Joya de Ceren (Jewel of Ceren). Replicas of Mayan pottery for sale. Leopard vase.
RMA3B3N1–Mayan pottery, Regional Museum of History and Anthropology, Canton Palace Merida, Yucatan Mexico
RF2B8PG5C–Intricate Mexican Mayan culture souvenirs on display along popular 5th Avenue on Playa del Carmen in the Yucatan peninsular of Mexico near Cancun.
RMK2YXCH–Yours and Mayan, a shop in Key West, FL, sells imported handicrafts from Central America thru Fair Trade, helping people be economically independent.
RMF1TXGJ–Señor Mena decorates pottery via etching. An artisan etches pottery using old Mayan patterns. A photocopy of one lies in front
RF2ECXHCW–Madrid, Spain - Jul 11th, 2020: Funerary urn depicting Kinich Ahau Yucatec sun god. Mayan Culture, 600 AC. Museum of the Americas, Madrid, Spain
RFWP71DN–Native American Mississippi Culture bowls made around 800AD to 1400AD mostly found in Arkansas and Ohio.
RM2KYYD9A–Mayan plate depicting a jaguar made out of ceramic, from the Late classic period, Campeche, Mexico.
RMW8N3KM–Vases decorated with courtly scenes. Painted ceramics. Maya culture. Late Classic Period (600-900 AD). Mesoamerica. Maya region. Museum of the Americas. Madrid, Spain.
RMEF547G–Mayan Pots, Gourds And Incense Burners In The Traditional Maya House At Belize Botanic Gardens
RM2R17N29–Pottery vase with image of Itzamnaaj, Uxul, Late Classic period, Mayan archaeological museum, Fort San Jose, Campeche, Mexico
RMF1TXGC–Señor Mena decorates pottery via etching. An artisan etches pottery using old Mayan patterns. A photocopy of one lies in front
RF2ECXH9G–Madrid, Spain - Jul 11th, 2020: Funerary urn depicting Kinich Ahau Yucatec sun god. Mayan Culture, 600 AC. Museum of the Americas, Madrid, Spain
RFWP71CX–Native American Mississippi Culture bowls made around 800AD to 1400AD mostly found in Arkansas and Ohio.
RM2KYYAW8–Mayan effigy depicting a woman with a child on her back. Pottery, late classic, Jaina, Campeche.
RM2KYYAT4–Mayan ceramic figurine of a woman with headpiece. Jaina, Campeche, Mexico. Late classic period.
RM2WXE4GB–Polychrome Squared Vessel, 'Vase of the Eleven Gods' Guatemala, Northern Peetn, Naranjo or vicinity, Maya, 755-780 CE. Slip-painted ceramic with post-fire stucco 16.5cm high. Elegantly painted ceramic vessels constituted the premier form of artistic expression during the Late Classic period (550-850 AD) of ancient Maya civilization, and none were more beautifully painted than those known as codex style.
RMBRJ3HW–Mexico, Cozumel. Souvenir ceramic pottery, San Miguel de Cozumel, Isla Cozumel, Cozumel Island.
RM2WXE4G8–Polychrome Tripod Vessel with Spider Monkeys Western El Salvador, Maya, 650-750 CE Slip-painted ceramic. 21.6cm diameter.
RM2R17N2C–Pottery pouring vessels from Uxal, Early Classic period, Mayan archaeological museum, Fort San Jose, Campeche, Mexico
RM2WXE4GE–Polychrome Drinking Vessel Depicting Otherworldly Toad, Jaguar, and Serpent. Mexico, Southern Campeche, Maya, 650-800 CE Vessel depicting highly esoteric scenes describing the fundamental concepts of Maya religious belief and practice and the special role of kings as participants in the supernatural realm. Elegantly painted ceramic vessels constituted the premier form of artistic expression during the Late Classic period (550-850 AD) of ancient Maya civilisation, and none were more beautifully painted than those known as codex style.
RM2WXE4GD–Polychrome Vessel with Depiction of Scribes Guatemala or Mexico, Northern Peten or Southern Campeche, Maya, 650-800 CE. Slip-painted ceramic. 17.8 cm high Elegantly painted ceramic vessels constituted the premier form of artistic expression during the Late Classic period (550-850 AD) of ancient Maya civilization, and none were more beautifully painted than those known as codex style.
RFE637N3–Single Mayan Ballplayer in ball court designed after Mesoamerican Pottery and Temple Images.
RM2WXE4HY–Vessel with Snake-Lady Scene. Maya, 650-800 CE Slip-painted ceramic. 16.5cm high. Maya World - Mexico / Guatemala. Elegantly painted ceramic vessels constituted the premier form of artistic expression during the Late Classic period (550-850 AD) of ancient Maya civilization, and none were more beautifully painted than those known as codex style.
RM2WXE4GC–Polychrome Cylinder Vessel with Avian Dancers Honduras, Ulœa Valley, Maya, 650-750 CE. Slip-painted ceramic. 15.5cm diameter.
RM2WXE4G0–Polychrome Cylinder Vessel with Pedestal Base Guatemala or Mexico, Northern Peten or Southern Campeche, possibly Los Alacranes, Maya, 650-800 CE. Slip-painted ceramic with post-fire stucco and pigment. 16.8cm high.
RM2KYYAR0–Ceramic Effigy depicting a Mayan man wearing ear flares and mask. Late classic period, Jaina, Campeche, Mexico.
RM2WXE4G7–Front and rear view of a Classic period Maya ceramic figurine depicting ballplayer in costume. From the Northern PetŽn region of Guatemala. Maya, 550-850 CE. The Maya Ballgame, a branch of the Mesoamerican Ballgame, was a sporting event played throughout much of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and Belize during the Mesoamerica era. The game was played with a rubber ball in large stone courts. The ball court itself was a focal point of Maya cities and was a symbolised of their wealth, power and status
RMBRJ0XH–Mexico, Cozumel. Souvenir ceramic pottery, San Miguel de Cozumel, Isla Cozumel, Cozumel Island.
RM2WXE4EK–Dynastic Vase. Mexico or Guatemala, Southern Campeche or Northern Peten region, Mirador Basin, Maya, 650-800 CE. Ceramics. Slip-painted ceramic. Vessel depicting highly esoteric scenes describing the fundamental concepts of Maya religious belief and practice and the special role of kings as participants in the supernatural realm. Elegantly painted ceramic vessels constituted the premier form of artistic expression during the Late Classic period (550-850 AD) of ancient Maya civilisation, and none were more beautifully painted than those known as codex style.
RM2WXE4GF–Classic period Maya slip-painted ceramic polychrome cylinder vessel from Guatemala or Mexico depicting Vessel with Itzamnaaj, Dog, and Hero Twins. Maya, 600-900 CE. 16.5cm high.
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