Danien, Elin C. Guide to the Mesoamerican Gallery at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 2002.
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- Object[136]
- yes[136]
- american[136]
- altar[1]
- amulet[4]
- bead[68]
- bowl[2]
- capstone[1]
- carving[4]
- censor[1]
- cup[1]
- ear ornament[2]
- effigy[1]
- effigy urn[1]
- effigy vessel[2]
- figure[1]
- figurine[7]
- incensario[1]
- incensario lid[1]
- incense burner[1]
- incense burner lid[1]
- incense cup[1]
- mano[1]
- mask[3]
- maskette[1]
- metate[1]
- mirror[2]
- model[1]
- pendant[3]
- relief[4]
- sculpture[1]
- stamp[3]
- statue[1]
- stela[4]
- tripod bowl[2]
- tripod vase[2]
- tripod vase lid[1]
- vase[6]
- whistle[1]
- yoke[1]
- atzcapotzalco[2]
- barberena[1]
- belize[4]
- campeche[1]
- caracol (central america)[4]
- caye district[1]
- central america[3]
- central veracruz[1]
- chama (guatemala)[1]
- chipal[1]
- chupicuaro[1]
- colima[1]
- costa rica[1]
- department of alta verapaz[1]
- department of peten[1]
- department of quiche[1]
- department of santa rosa[1]
- guanajuato[1]
- guatemala[11]
- guerrero[2]
- gulf coast[6]
- honduras[4]
- huaymil island[1]
- huehuetenango[1]
- jalisco[2]
- kixpek[2]
- mexico[1]
- mexico (central america)[113]
- miahuatlan[1]
- mixtequilla region[1]
- nicaragua[2]
- oaxaca (mexican state)[4]
- panuco[1]
- piedras negras[1]
- puebla (mexican state)[1]
- ratinlixul[1]
- santa rosa de copan[1]
- st. francis[1]
- st. lucia cozumahualpa[2]
- tabasco[1]
- teotihuacan (mexico)[4]
- tlatelolco[1]
- ulua valley[3]
- veracruz (mexico)[4]
- yucatan[1]
- aztec[5]
- chama 3[1]
- chocotegan[1]
- chorotegan[1]
- chupicuaro (culture)[1]
- classic veracruz[1]
- colima (culture)[1]
- early classic maya[3]
- early post-classic maya[2]
- greater nicoya[1]
- gulf coast (culture)[1]
- highland maya[1]
- huastec[1]
- las remojadas[2]
- late classic[2]
- late classic maya[1]
- lowland maya[14]
- maya[3]
- maya (central american culture)[1]
- mezcala[2]
- mixtec[3]
- olmec[7]
- puebla[1]
- teotihuacan (culture)[8]
- tepecano[2]
- toltec[1]
- ulua valley (culture)[1]
- zapotec[2]
- central american[136]
- coyote head[1]
- death[1]
- deities, bloodletters[1]
- dog[1]
- face[3]
- flower[1]
- geometric[1]
- hacha[1]
- head[3]
- human[3]
- infant[1]
- man[1]
- monkey[1]
- palma[1]
- pyramid[1]
- rabbit[1]
- royal portrait[3]
- seated female[2]
- seated human[1]
- skull[1]
- squatting human[1]
- standing male[2]
- sun god[1]
- temple[2]
- wrestlers[1]
- alabaster[1]
- basalt[1]
- calcite[1]
- ceramic[26]
- cinnabar[1]
- greenstone[3]
- jade[69]
- jadeite[7]
- limestone[6]
- marble (stone)[3]
- monkey bone[3]
- paint[2]
- porphyritic stone[1]
- pyrite[2]
- stone[9]
- stucco[2]
- terracotta[1]
- travertine[2]
- turquoise[2]
- volcanic stone[1]
- wax[2]
- wood[2]
- carved[4]
- engraved[3]
- mosaic[2]
- painted[2]
- polychrome[2]
- yes[136]
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