Figurine with robe and collar band

Figurine with robe and padded band that holds what appears to be a lump of death (an old man died in a bag). It is assumed that the characteristics with which they are representing the dead in pre-hispanic times: with eyes closed and arms crossed.

Period: Classic (250-900 ce DC)

The figurines were functions of nature domestic, ritual or funeral, depicting characters of different social strata, as well as deities and animals.

Representing a range of human activities and occupations, who also reflect the social relations. These were not limited to a range of social, although it is assumed that the figurines finer and better detail in its execution and decorated usually belonged to the upper classes.

All lead attire characteristic of its range, hairstyles, jewelry and even decorating facial with designs produced by the healing of wounds similar to tattoos.

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