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dating to the Late Period (circa 664–332 BC)
Northridge
a posture commonly associated with ritual or ceremonial representation in Quimbaya figural art
The body is further divided into decorative vertical panels
reflecting the refined ceramic traditions developed by Zapotec artisans over centuries
Pre-Columbian Veracruz Pottery Jaguar Rattle & Whistle dating to the Late PeriodClassic Veracruz Culture, ca. 300900 AD Length: 4 3 4 inches A finely modeled Pre Columbian pottery rattle depicting a reclining jaguar, incorporating both an internal rattle chamber and a functional whistle. Attributed to the Classic Veracruz culture of Mexicos Gulf Coast. The figure is rendered in a compact, crouched posture with pronounced feline characteristics, including heavy arched brows, rounded muzzle, thick lips, and a textured body surface
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