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Olmec civilization Collection

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Olmec civilization Collection: Colossal head, 13th-10th century BC

Colossal head, 13th-10th century BC
LRI4680123 Colossal head, 13th-10th century BC by Olmec Culture; Museo de la Venta, Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico; (add.info.: Precolombian art, olmeque civilization: colossal head of stone)

Olmec civilization Collection: Olmec stone head at Parque-Museo la Venta

Olmec stone head at Parque-Museo la Venta, Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, North America

Olmec civilization Collection: Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period

Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period
1764381 Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period, 800-400 BC (serpentine & cinnabar) by Prehistoric; 23.5x14x1.9 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

Olmec civilization Collection: Lord of the Lines (sacrifice of a child) (sculpture)

Lord of the Lines (sacrifice of a child) (sculpture)
LRI4674548 Lord of the Lines (sacrifice of a child) (sculpture) by Olmec Culture; Museo de Antropologia, Jalapa, Mexico; (add.info.: Precolombian art)

Olmec civilization Collection: Reverse of an Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period

Reverse of an Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period
1764380 Reverse of an Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period, 800-400 BC (serpentine & cinnabar) by Prehistoric; 23.5x14x1.9 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

Olmec civilization Collection: Precolombian civilization: colossal Olmeque head. 10th-7th century BC. Mexico

Precolombian civilization: colossal Olmeque head. 10th-7th century BC. Mexico
JLJ4615648 Precolombian civilization: colossal Olmeque head. 10th-7th century BC. Mexico. Park Musee de La Vente by Olmec Culture; Open air museum of La Venta, Tabasco State

Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period
1764379 Anthropomorphic Plaque, Possibly the Fire Serpent, Preclassic period, 800-400 BC (serpentine & cinnabar) by Prehistoric; 23.5x14x1.9 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

Olmec civilization Collection: Jade figurine, probably a child although the Olmecs used to represent adults with

Jade figurine, probably a child although the Olmecs used to represent adults with childlike features, it comes from Cerro de las Mesas (Veracruz)

Olmec civilization Collection: Mexico, Olmec civilization, Priest Relief

Mexico, Olmec civilization, Priest Relief
Mexico - Olmec civilization - Priest Ril

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