Rollout Drawing of Carved Bowl Attributed to Eastern Coast of Yucatan

Autor
Linda Schele
Material
Black ink on mylar with typed annotations pasted onto mylar
Dimensiones de Objeto
11 x 17 in
Colección de Objeto
La Colección de Dibujos de Linda Schele
Numero de Objeto
SD-5511
Anotaciónes
Pot Carved Bowl Quintana Roo E.C. Merseyside County Museum, Liverpool
Bibliografía

Schele, Linda, and David A. Freidel. 1990. A Forest of Kings: The Untold Story of the Ancient Maya. New York: William Morrow and Company, Inc.: 280, Plate 106

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Sitio Encontrado
Quintana Roo?
Región Geográfica
Mexico, Yucatan peninsula, Eastern coast?
Región Cronológico
Early Classic
Cultura
Maya
Material de Sujeto
Carved ceramic
Categoría de Sujecto
Bowl
Dimensiones de Sujeto
dia 20.3 x h 17 cm
Institución o Colección de Sujeto
Merseyside County Museums, Liverpool, England
Descripción

Iconography carved on lid of brownware bowl recovered from mound on Rio Hondo, just north of Belize border. The scenes divide into repeating halves by Waterlily Monsters. Two dead individuals cling to a water band along which Vision Serpents curl.

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