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Head
Head

Head

Artist
Date600-750
MediumFired clay
ClassificationsVisual Works
Credit LineGift of Henry Schnakenberg
Object number1954.22.143
DescriptionGrey clay head depicts a female face. The headdress consists of a tight braid, directly beneath which is incised horizontal line. This line may represent a band of the headdress, as it fits over the forehead; the face has elongated eyes, a large chipped nose, an open mouth, and two broken earplugs. The entire head is hollowed out in the back; upper front of the wide cylindrical opening of an effigy was mold made.
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Not on view
Collections
Mask
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
600-750
Figurine fragment: head
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
400-650 AD
Head
Pre-Columbian
600-750 CE
Head of figurine
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
400-650 CE
Head
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
500 - 0 B.C.
Figurine head
550-750 A.D.
Effigy vessel
Peru
AD 200-500
Figurine head
400-700 A.D.
Seated figurine
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
400-650 CE
Head
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
1000-0BC
Urn
PRE-COLUMBIAN/ZAPOTEC
500-750 CE
Female figure
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
after 900 CE