Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots

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Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots,

600–800

Maya
Late Classic Period
y1994-11

Information

Title
Tripod plate, the interior with a resurrection scene, the exterior of the rim with dark brown "jaguar" spots
Dates

600–800

Medium
Ceramic with polychrome slip
Dimensions
h. 7.8 cm., diam. 33.8 cm. (3 1/16 x 13 5/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Fain
Object Number
y1994-11
Place Made

North America, Mexico or Guatemala, Maya area

Reference Numbers
MS2100
Culture
Maya
Period
Late Classic
Type
ceramics, plates (dishes)
Materials
polychrome, slip, ceramic
Subject
cats, figures (representations), mythology

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