Pre-Columbian Chimú blackware aryballos The piece retains:

The piece retains:

Lapis lazuli

Object Type: Burial urn lid fragment (jaguar head)Culture: MayaRegion/Site: Quiché

or participants in ceremonial activities associated with death and the afterlife

A charming solid pottery figure from the Colima culture of ancient West Mexico

Pre-Columbian Chimú blackware aryballos The piece retains:Pre Columbian Chim blackware aryballos with pelicans and monkey, Peru, Transitional Chim Inca Culture, ca. 11001470 CE. Finely modeled pottery vessel of globular aryballos form with a tall flaring neck and opposed loop handles, displaying stylistic characteristics associated with the late Chim period and the transitional era following Inca influence along Perus north coast. The body is decorated in high relief with two stylized pelicans shown in