Standing Pregnant Female Figure

Jalisco culture, Pre-Columbian

200 BC-AD 500

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Caiman with gaping mouth and large, prominent teeth; three rows of knobs down the body and tail; remains of black and white slip
Bowl, Mexico, Pre-Columbian, earthenware
Jug with ornate incised designs, diety vessel with stirrup handle and single spout, mask flanked by pair of animals. Consists of a modelled monkey figure and a spherical spouted form connected by a "bidge-like" handle. The posterior portion is divided into panels featuring birds on a stippled ground.
Round bottomed bowl; painting typical of ceramics from the Copan area; double motif is the Death god in monkey form, seated and bent almost double, which is typical of Copador ware.