Seated cocera (female coca-chewer)
Seated cocera (female coca-chewer)

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Seated cocera (female coca-chewer),

200 BCE–200 CE

Carchi or Muisca
y1991-93

Information

Title
Seated cocera (female coca-chewer)
Dates

200 BCE–200 CE

Medium
Unfired clay and black pigment
Dimensions
h. 14.8 cm., w. 8.9 cm., d. 12.4 cm. (5 13/16 x 3 1/2 x 4 7/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of H. Kelley Rollings, Class of 1948, and Mrs. Rollings
Object Number
y1991-93
Place Made

South America, Colombia

Culture
Chibcha
Type
figurines, ceramics
Materials
pigment, clay, ceramic
Subject
figures (representations), women

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