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A club appears in the outer left field
The reverse is hollow-formed with vent holes typical of Maya ceramic sculpture from the Late Classic period
Jalisco Culture
Examples of this type are held in major museum collections worldwide and are regarded as some of the most iconic and desirable forms of early human representation
depicting a standing female figure with hands resting upon the abdomen
Pre-Columbian Colima Palanquin Whistle with Four Bearers A club appears in thePre Columbian Colima Palanquin Whistle with Four Bearers, West Mexico, ca. 100 BCE 250 CE. A finely modeled Colima pottery whistle depicting a seated dignitary carried in a palanquin by four attendants, rendered in a dynamic and architecturally composed form. The central figure is seated within a circular, throne like enclosure surmounted by a crest, while the four bearers below support the platform, each shown in animated, forward leaning postures
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