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Zigzag Geometric Anthropomorphic (Small Modeled Face) Bowl from Chupicuaro, West Mexico. Pre-Classic. Buff clay, red slip coated, repeated unslipped and black geometric design, modeled face on one side. From the Miami University Department of…

Simple Anthropomorphic (Face) Bowl from Chupicuaro, West Mexico. Pre-Classic. Buff clay, red and black slip, unslipped geometric design around circumference, human face modeled near rim. From the Miami University Department of Anthropology's…

Body-Break Blackware Bowl from Chupicuaro, West Mexico. Pre-Classic. Gray clay, incised cross-hatch design around shoulder, perforated lugs at opposite sides of rim. Side reconstructed. From the Miami University Department of Anthropology's…

Zoomorphic (Frog) Effigy Vessel from Chupicuaro, West Mexico. Preclassic Period. Blackware in the form of a frog with mouth for opening. Handle from head to tail. From the Miami University Department of Anthropology's Collection.

Deep Tripod Bowl from Chupicuaro, West Mexico. Preclassic Period. Buff clay with red slip decoration, unslipped triangular and geometric designs on interior and exterior, cascabel legs. From the Miami University Department of Anthropology's…

The Castillo is the main pyramid at the center of the Terminal Classic (800-1000 CE) site of Chichén Itzá in the center of Yucatan, Mexico. The balustrades along the sides of the stairways depict the Feathered Serpent Quetzalcoatl, also featured in…