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Object Number
59-50-20/74011.1.396
Display Title
Water canal / tank
Descriptions
Object Description
Written on board: Tiger head built into wall / E. Thompson c. 1890 / Merida?
Keywords
- Architectural Feature
- Daily Life
- Ethnographic
Subject
- water canal
- tank
Department
Photographic
Date
ca. 1890
Artist
Edward Herbert Thompson
Culture
- Lowland Maya
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Central America
/
Mexico
/
Yucatan
/
<County>
/
Merida?
Dimensions
Overall: 15.24 x 20.32 cm (6 x 8 in.)
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| PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 59-50-20/74011.1.78 | Open structure for water, Tiger's head built into wall |
Yucatan
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.201 | Large tank and Noria |
Tabi
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.410 | Tank and Noria |
Tabi
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.192 | Casa de Montejo, the oldest private house in N. America |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.389 | Casa de Montejo, the oldest private home in N. America |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.386 | Plaza |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.193.1 | Governor's Palace, Merida |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.387 | Plaza, Merida |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.388 | Casa de Montejo, the oldest private house in N. America |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.382 | Merida, general view from the castle |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.390 | City gate and street |
Merida
| ||
| 59-50-20/74011.1.391 | Governor's Palace |
Merida
|