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reflecting warfare
The figure sits with legs folded beneath the body
private collection
Suspension holes at the top indicate they were intended to be worn as pendants or attached to ceremonial garments
Pre-Columbian Jama-Coaque Pottery Jaguar Maskette
Pre-Columbian Olmec Pottery Figure reflecting warfareDate: ca. 900500 B. C. Culture: OlmecRegion: MexicoDimensions: 5 3 16 in. (13. 1 cm) high x 2 5 8 in. (6. 7 cm) wideProvenance: Private Florida collection, acquired from Barry Kernerman, Toronto; ex collection Samuel Dubiner, Tel Aviv, 1960s. Pre Columbian Olmec pottery figure, skillfully modeled in a standing pose with both arms held slightly away from the body, accentuating the rounded hips and elaborate, banded coiffure highlighted with traces of
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