Pre-Columbian
Civilizations throughout Mexico, Central, and South America rose and fell during a period of some 3,000 years. Artisans in these regions worked in a diverse range of media found in their natural environments. Each culture developed its own distinctive style, along with an accompanying set of formats and motifs.
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Veracruz Masks Representing Life and Death
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Maya Shell Deer with Jade Inlays
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Vase with Engraved Decoration of Two Anthropozoomorphic Divinities
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Rare Mochica Warrior Mask
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Veracruz Mirror Back
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Bowl in the Shape of a Dog
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Large Chinesco
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Veracruz Palma
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Jalisco Wrestler
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Chorrera Plate with Monkey
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Lidded Effigy Vessel
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