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symbolizing prosperity and royal authority
including the jackal-headed Anubis
Late Roman–Early Byzantine Double Cosmetic Vessel
Finely modeled terracotta head fragment depicting a smiling figure from the renowned Veracruz Sonriente tradition
A shallow band across the forehead likely represents the edge of a wig or headdress
Pre-Columbian Olmec Serpentine head fragment symbolizing prosperity and royal authorityPre Columbian Olmec Serpentine Head Fragment Mexico Middle Formative Period, ca. 1200400 BCE A finely carved serpentine head fragment originating from the Olmec culture, the earliest major civilization of Mesoamerica. The piece, once part of a larger sculptural figure, presents a refined and compact visage with characteristic Olmec features: almond shaped eyes, a broad, softly modeled nose, and full lips rendered with subtle naturalism. The cranial
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