| Name | Fragment of anthropomorphic face in stucco | |||||
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| IDAEH Cultural Property No | 1.2.144.1043 | |||||
| Category | Sculptures and Monuments | |||||
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| Photo credits | FLAAR; 3D Model by Global Digital Heritage | |||||
| Description | A fragmented stucco sculpture, representing the lower half of an anthropomorphic face. It has a pinkish coloration and a mouth with full lips, slightly open and revealing teeth. The nasal septum, cheeks, and chin are distinguishable. | |||||
| 3D Images | https://skfb.ly/pHRBQ | |||||
| Period | CLASSIC (150/200 A.D.-900 A.D.) | |||||
| Provenance | Maya Lowlands | |||||
| Medium / Material | Hematite, Stucco | |||||
| Technique | Modeled, Painting, Worked | |||||
| Dimensions | Height: 8 cm | |||||
| References to similar objects | – Faces and heads from El Caral, El Mirador area, Petén, Guatemala – Polychrome faces and heads from the Petén Campeche region | |||||
| Exhibitions | “THE HUMAN FIGURE AND PRE-COLUMBIAN BODY DECORATION”. Spanish Cooperation Training Center, Antigua Guatemala (August 25, 2016- February 26, 2017) | |||||
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