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Object Number
89-9-20/C2351
Display Title
Cast of vessel from Yucatan
Descriptions
Object Description
Vessel, pottery/cast
Inventory Description
Cast of ceramic tripod dish, 3 moulded human effigy legs, flat rim, incised
Classification
- Cast
Department
Archaeological
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Central America
/
Mexico
/
Yucatan
Materials
Plaster
Dimensions
Overall: 10.5 x 30 cm (4 1/8 x 11 13/16 in.)
Quantity
1
Label on object
C2351 / ancient vases taken from mound in Yucatan
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 91-8-20/C2419 | Cast of a terra cotta vessel from Mound |
Cast
|
Yucatan
| |
| 91-8-20/C2423 | Cast of a terra cotta vessel |
Cast
|
Peru
| |
| 10-4-20/C5305 | Cast of decorated vessel |
Cast
|
Labna
| |
| 10-4-20/C5326 | Cast of tripod dish |
Cast
|
Tabi
| |
| 10-4-20/C5317 | Cast of vessel |
Cast
|
Labna
| |
| 29-72-40/E3703 | Casts: Pottery - zoomorphic vessel |
Cast
|
Bohemia
| |
| 14-15-10/89736 | Cast of ceramic vessel, linear and circular design, castelated rim. |
Cast
|
Colchester
| |
| 91-8-20/C2421 | Cast of a terra cotta vessel |
Cast
|
Labna
| |
| 89-9-20/C2356 | Cast of vessel with ears |
Cast
|
Akil
| |
| 91-8-20/C2420 | Cast of a terra cotta vessel |
Cast
|
Yucatan
| |
| 10-47-10/80067 | Cast of ceramic vessel, linear and circular design, castelated rim. |
Cast
|
Colchester
| |
|
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for Sketch from cast of a stone now in the Museo Yucatan, Merida
| 65-41-20/374 | Sketch from cast of a stone now in the Museo Yucatan, Merida |
Uxmal
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