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Clay Jaguar Figure

Clay Jaguar Figure

The jaguar has been Mexico's most enduring symbolic animal and it appears in the artwork and culture of all the ancient Mexican civilizations. This pottery figure is based upon a jaguar-shaped throne found in the Maya 'Temple of the Jaguars' in the Yucatan. Made in...

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Jaguar Clay Stamp

Jaguar Clay Stamp

Jaguar Clay Stamp Clay stamps were widely used by pre-Hispanic people with archaeological finds suggesting that they were being created hundreds of years before the Aztec civilisation. They usually feature abstract shapes, animals, gods and other mystical figures. The...

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Jaguar Warrior Statue

Jaguar Warrior Statue

Jaguar warriors were a high-class Aztec military unit made up of men who had proven themselves on the battlefield with a focus on being adept at capturing enemy soldiers. Reaching the rank of jaguar warrior meant a change in social status with many privileges being...

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Scorpion Pendant

Scorpion Pendant

Pewter scorpion with gem between claws supplied on a waxed cord. The information on the reverse of the card describes how the scorpion was a symbol used by the Praetorian Guard.

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Small Serpent Head

Small Serpent Head

These large, handmade 'barro' pottery serpent heads are based on those found in various temples across Mesoamerica. Commonly referred to as the Feathered Serpent or as Quetzalcoatl by the Aztecs and as Kulkulkan by the Maya, the heads are famously found adorning the...

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