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Tuxcacuesco-Ortices style, a "Teco" variant, solid human figurine
Mesoamerican; West Mexican
Ceramic humanoid effigy fragment
Mesoamerican; Aztec
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Burnished red clay iguana with incised lips and spine / Unknown

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Long tail with short well-formed legs.

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Title(s): 
Burnished red clay iguana with incised lips and spine
Creator(s): 
Unknown
Culture: 
possibly Mexican
Date: 
early 20th century
Period: 
Modern
Place: 
Colima, México
Materials/Techniques: 
ceramic
Classification: 
Ethnographic Objects
Containers and Vessels
Object Type: 
Iguana
Credit Line: 
Gift of Alan Ramsey
Accession No: 
54.20376
Previous Number(s): 
TL2010.39.26; TL 2010.39.26
Department: 
Anthropology
Collection: 
Kravis Discovery Center
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