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Classification: Effigies

33 Items

900–1550 CE | clay, slip, shell temper

Red ceramic bird effigy sherd with broken beak and incised sides

900–1550 CE | clay

Brown ceramic sherd of a bird effigy head

900 - 1550 CE | clay

Large brown ceramic human effigy head with wide open mouth

300 - 900 CE | clay

Ceramic effigy rattle

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, paint

Tuxcacuesco-Ortices style, a "Teco" variant, solid human figurine

500 BCE - 700 CE | clay

Ceramic human figure head fragment

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay

Tuxcacuesco-Ortices style, a "Teco" variant, solid human figurine

500 BCE - 700 CE | clay

Ceramic vessel fragment with anthropomorphic image of a lord or deity with an elaborate headdress and personal adornment

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay

Two headed solid, Tuxcacuesco-Ortices style, human figurine

300 - 900 CE | clay

Mold-made hollow ceramic rattle

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

Ixtlan del Rio style hollow ceramic human figure

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay

Solid ceramic human standing human figure

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

Ixtlan del Rio style hollow seated ceramic female figure carrying vessel at left shoulder

early 20th century | clay, slip, paint

In the style of a Coahuayana style female figure supported by arms and legs

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

Ixtlan del Rio style hollow seated female figure carrying a bowl at her right shoulder

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay

San Sebastian style hollow ceramic human figure

early 20th century | clay, slip, paint

In the style of an Ixtlan del Rio style hollow seated male and female ceramic conjoined pair

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

Ixtlan del Rio style hollow male ceramic effigy

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

San Sebastian style hollow kneeling female ceramic effigy

300 BCE - 300 CE | clay, slip, paint

Ixtlan del Rio style hollow male ceramic funerary effigy