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Identifier (Dublin Core): TP.2022.J.09
title (VRA Ontology): Figurine of a Seated Lord with Removable Headdress
Type (Dublin Core): figurines
name (VRA Ontology): Unknown
producer (VRA Ontology): modelers
has culture (VRA Ontology): Maya (culture or style)
date created (VRA Ontology): ca. 600–800 CE
has style period (VRA Ontology): Late Classic
location of (VRA Ontology): Isla Jaina; Yucatan; Campeche; México
has technique (VRA Ontology): molding (forming); sculpting
material (VRA Ontology): earthenware
area (VRA Ontology): 8.3 in (21 cm)
description (VRA Ontology): "The major Maya grave offerings on Jaina Island were ceramic figurines that depict deities and humans in a variety of roles. (...) The seated figure also represents a male, perhaps another warrior, who wears a huge zoomorphic headdress. A skeletal face with articulated jaw descends from the headdress to fit as a mask over the figure’s face."

—The Cleveland Museum of Art
Subject (Dublin Core): ceramic ware (visual works); Warfare; Nobility
Rights (Dublin Core): No Known Copyright
Access Rights (Dublin Core): John L. Severance Fund, The Cleveland Museum of Art.
Source (Dublin Core): https://www.clevelandart.org/art/2012.33