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Suspension holes at the top indicate they were intended to be worn as pendants or attached to ceremonial garments
Pre-Columbian Jama-Coaque Pottery Jaguar Maskette
reflecting warfare
forward-leaning pose
expressive facial features
Pre-Columbian Olmec Pottery Figure Suspension holes at the topDate: ca. 900500 B. C. Culture: OlmecRegion: MexicoDimensions: 5 3 16 in. (13. 1 cm) high x 2 5 8 in. (6. 7 cm) wideProvenance: Private Florida collection, acquired from Barry Kernerman, Toronto; ex collection Samuel Dubiner, Tel Aviv, 1960s. Pre Columbian Olmec pottery figure, skillfully modeled in a standing pose with both arms held slightly away from the body, accentuating the rounded hips and elaborate, banded coiffure highlighted with traces of
