Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck

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Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck,

600–800

Maya
Late Classic Period
y1974-79

Information

Title
Enema pot with four suspension holes in the neck
Dates

600–800

Medium
Ceramic with red and black slip
Dimensions
h. 16.5 cm., diam. rim 11.3 cm., diam. body 16.2 cm. (6 1/2 x 4 7/16–6 3/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Barbara and Justin Kerr
Object Number
y1974-79
Place Made

North America, Guatemala or Mexico, Maya area

Culture
Maya
Period
Late Classic
Type
ceramics, pots
Materials
slip, ceramic
Subject
birds, jaguars

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