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Pendant

Nombre del creador

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Unknown

Contexto cultural

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Costa Rican; Central American

Fecha

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Creación: 4th century, 5th century, 6th century, 7th century

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Olmecs were the first Mesoamerican civilization to produce jade objects. They had a preference for blue-green stones which they carved into ornaments and tools.


Since the Olmecs, ancient Latin American civilizations have continued to rework jade objects. Small works like pendants would be modified for new owners, over generations. This particular pendant resembles the blue-green jades of Olmec work. It has a central opening bordered by abstract, disembodied heads. Ancient Costa Rican warriors took their opponents' heads as trophies, emulated in their art.

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Pendant

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Pendant
Trophy Head Pendant

Creador

Tipo de obra

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Jewelry; Pendant (jewelry); Gemstone
Stone-Ornaments

Contexto cultural

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Costa Rican; Central American
Central Region

Material

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En general: Stone
Jadeite

Dimensiones

H. 2 3/4 × W. 2 3/4 × D. 1/2 in. (7 × 7 × 1.3 cm);
depth: 1.2700025centimetre;
height: 6.985014centimetre;
width: 6.985014centimetre

Técnica

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Carving; Sculpting

Idioma

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Fecha

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Creación: 4th century, 5th century, 6th century, 7th century
4th–7th century

Procedencia

Gift of Carol R. Meyer, 1996

Estilo Período

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Derechos

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Public Domain
Public Domain

Inscripción

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Texto: (back, bottom left) Accession number, "1996.81," is written in red ink

Ubicación

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Creación: Central America, North America
Costa Rica

Temas

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Tema descriptivo: Head, Abstraction, War trophy, Warrior

Tema

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Colaboradores de Curationist

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Amanda Acosta; Emily Benoff

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Central Region artist(s), Pendant, 300-700 CE. Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ancient Costa Rican warriors took their opponents' heads as trophies, emulated in their art. Public Domain.

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