Images of human faces were common in Mesoamerica, although rarely did these depict specific, identifiable persons. Some of them were masks of shamanic ecstasy, while others combined human and feline features. A number of Mesoamerican cultures placed great importance on the symbolic value of faces as sacred images, and they were often included in votive offerings.
Materials: Ceramic
Clásico Tardío 600- 900 d.C.
Measures: 231mm de alto x 160mm de ancho
Part Code: MCHAP 0510
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Materials: Ceramic
Clásico Temprano 300- 600 d.C
Measures: 156mm de alto
Part Code: MCHAP 0839 y 0840
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Materials: Ceramic
Preclásico 300 - 600 d.C.
Measures: 278 mm de alto
Part Code: MCHAP 0844
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Materials: Ceramic
Clásico 300- 600 d.C.
Measures: 230mm de alto x 170mm de ancho
Part Code: MCHAP 0953
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Figura antropomorfa masculina: guerrero
Materials: Ceramic
Formativo Temprano a Clásico Temprano 200 a.C-300/500 d.C.
Measures: 660mm de alto x 210mm de ancho
Part Code: MCHAP 2043
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Materials: Ceramic
Formativo Temprano a Clásico Temprano 200 a.C-300/500 d.C.
Measures: 615mm de alto x 250mm de ancho
Part Code: MCHAP 2044
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