Purchased from H. A. Monday, 1929
Accession Lot
- Object[1,800]
- no[1,800]
- no[1,800]
- american[1,800]
- amulet[8]
- arm band[1]
- arrowhead[3]
- awl[2]
- ball[2]
- balls[1]
- bead[28]
- bead fragment[5]
- beads[22]
- beaker[1]
- bell[5]
- blade[14]
- bobbin[1]
- borer[1]
- boss[2]
- bowl[13]
- bowl fragment[3]
- cameo[5]
- carving[4]
- celt[14]
- chisel[6]
- core[9]
- cup[3]
- disc[4]
- disc fragment[2]
- dish[5]
- drill[1]
- ear disc[12]
- ear rod[1]
- effigy urn[16]
- effigy vessel[4]
- effigy vessel fragment[1]
- femur[5]
- figurine[1,042]
- figurine fragment[7]
- figurines[2]
- flake blade[42]
- flute[1]
- grinding stone[2]
- head[1]
- horse femur[1]
- incense burner[16]
- incense pan[1]
- incense pan handle[7]
- knife[1]
- labret[4]
- mask[6]
- maskette[3]
- mica[1]
- mirror[1]
- mold[1]
- necklace[17]
- needle[1]
- olla[5]
- ornament[23]
- ornament fragment[1]
- ornament fragments[4]
- pebble[10]
- pendant[179]
- pestle[1]
- pipe[3]
- pitcher[4]
- plaque[1]
- plaster[1]
- point[98]
- points[1]
- potsherd[1]
- rattle[13]
- ring[4]
- ring fragment[1]
- scraper[6]
- sheath[1]
- sherd[14]
- shoe[1]
- smoothing stone[1]
- spindle whorl[120]
- spindle whorls[4]
- spoon[1]
- spouted vessel[1]
- stamp[17]
- stamp impression[1]
- statue[2]
- statue fragment[4]
- statuette[5]
- tablet[6]
- tau blade[7]
- toy[4]
- tripod bowl[5]
- tripod vessel[1]
- tube fragment[1]
- urn[1]
- urn fragment[3]
- vase[7]
- vase handle[1]
- vessel[13]
- vessel foot[20]
- vessel fragment[2]
- war club head[2]
- weight[4]
- whistle[2]
- acatzingo[2]
- amecameca[1]
- atlixco[1]
- atzcapotzalco[14]
- chalchicameca[1]
- chalchicomula[2]
- chalco[6]
- chimecatitlan[1]
- cholula[14]
- coatco[1]
- coatepec[5]
- coatitlan[9]
- coatlinchan[18]
- coban[2]
- coyoacan[2]
- cuatotolapam[2]
- cuernavaca[2]
- cuicuilco[4]
- cuilapam[1]
- distrito federal[856]
- ejutla[3]
- etla[6]
- guatemala[27]
- guatemalan highlands[25]
- guebeche[1]
- guila[3]
- huexotla[33]
- huexotzingo[3]
- huitzo[2]
- jotimihuacan[1]
- metepec[3]
- mexico (central america)[1,773]
- mexico state[19]
- mitla[22]
- mixteca[99]
- mixteca alta[115]
- mixteca baja[1]
- monte alban[1]
- morelos[2]
- niazapam[1]
- nochixtlan[23]
- notzpec[1]
- oaxaca[120]
- oaxaca (mexican state)[547]
- oaxaca valley[7]
- ocotlan[20]
- papalutla[3]
- pochutla[2]
- puebla (mexican state)[21]
- rio atoyac[5]
- s. fr. cuautla[1]
- san bartolo[14]
- san carlos yautepec[8]
- san diego (mexico)[1]
- san felipe del agua[1]
- san juan de taviche[1]
- san juan teotihuacan[761]
- san juan teotitlan del camino[9]
- san juan teposcolula[25]
- san lazaro[6]
- san lorenzo[1]
- san miguel[1]
- san miguel tlequesciapal[1]
- san miguel tlichiapam[1]
- san pablo[1]
- san pedro taviche[5]
- santa rosa (mexico)[1]
- santiago minas[2]
- sc[1]
- second pyramid of the sun[1]
- state of mexico[33]
- sultepec[2]
- sutepec[1]
- t[1]
- taviche[1]
- tehuacan[3]
- tejupam[3]
- tenexpa[2]
- teotihuacan[123]
- teotihuacan (mexico)[1]
- teotitlan[1]
- teotlaltzingo[1]
- tepeaca[1]
- teposcolula[2]
- tequ'hua[1]
- tequis[7]
- texcoco[31]
- teyollotli[1]
- tlacolula[5]
- tlahuac[2]
- tlalixtac[17]
- tlalnepantla[5]
- tlaxcala[11]
- tlaxiaco[2]
- valley of mexico[9]
- veracruz (mexico)[3]
- xoxo[2]
- yautepec[2]
- zaachila[2]
- zoquiapan[2]
- archaic[31]
- early zapotec[1]
- modern[3]
- post-cortesian[36]
- toltec i[249]
- toltec ia[158]
- toltec ii[321]
- toltec iia[4]
- central american[1,800]
- 40 miles from mexico city[1]
- ;[1]
- aztec mound[1]
- border of puebla and oaxaca; from zapotecan tomb[1]
- burial place[46]
- cave[1]
- found in a brick pit 8-10 m. below surface[1]
- found in a brick pit in second stratum.[6]
- found in a brick pit, 8-10 m. below surface.[1]
- found in brick pit 8-10 m. below surface.[6]
- found in cave[5]
- found in sepulchre[1]
- found in temple ruin[1]
- found in the primitive stratum of the pyramid.[4]
- found in tombs[15]
- from "mogote"[1]
- from a tomb[2]
- from about 12 feet below the surface[1]
- from burial place[8]
- from cave temple[2]
- from cave temple, facing mate 29-41-739, with god's niche empty. cave entrance covered by land-slide, located by tradition[1]
- from fortress near papaloapam river[1]
- from fortress near papaloapam river chain of forts on both banks[1]
- from grave[1]
- from large cave which held many objects[1]
- from large cave.[1]
- from large mound atop small mountain, at head of burial, covered with dressed slab.[1]
- from mogote[11]
- from mogote (mound of temple rubbish or tomb)[1]
- from mound grave[1]
- from nearby tomb[1]
- from painted temple[1]
- from puebla-oaxaca border[1]
- from ruin[1]
- from ruins nearby santa rosa[1]
- from small mound[1]
- from subterranium of temple[1]
- from teccalli, destroyed by bernal diaz del casstillo's expedition[1]
- from temple rubbish[1]
- from tomb[33]
- from tomb under very large magote[1]
- from tomb, with obsidian mirror, 914. double burial. doubtful.[2]
- from tomb.[1]
- from tomb. (magote)[1]
- from tombs[11]
- from zapotec ruins near puebla border. xipe?[1]
- grave[2]
- near etla[1]
- near mitla, dug from sand bank[1]
- near ocotlan[1]
- near tlacalula, santa cruz papalutla[1]
- s. pa.[1]
- santiago cuilapam[1]
- shaman's grave[5]
- site "cal---"[3]
- site "p"[41]
- site "t"[1]
- site che --[1]
- site p[13]
- southern oaxcaca[1]
- tomb[10]
- tombs[7]
- washed out of a river bank.[1]
- animal[1]
- animal figure[6]
- animal head[14]
- axe god[23]
- badger[7]
- badger head[1]
- badger?[3]
- bat[1]
- bat god[6]
- bat?[1]
- beetle[1]
- bird[6]
- bird head[11]
- body[7]
- butterfly[1]
- cap[1]
- chalchihuitlicue[1]
- chief[1]
- christian symbol[1]
- claw[4]
- column[6]
- conch[1]
- coyote head[1]
- cross[1]
- crown[6]
- cup[1]
- dog[26]
- dog head[1]
- eagle[4]
- eagle claw[3]
- eagle head[1]
- ehecatl[1]
- face[5]
- fawn?[1]
- feline[1]
- fire god[32]
- flower[19]
- foot[4]
- frog[1]
- girdle[1]
- god[3]
- goddess[1]
- grave[1]
- hand[3]
- head[521]
- headdress[6]
- heads[278]
- helmet[2]
- hermes?[1]
- horse[1]
- human[1]
- human face[1]
- human figure[6]
- ixquintli[1]
- jaguar[2]
- leg[1]
- lily pad[2]
- macuilxochitl[5]
- male head[1]
- maltese cross[1]
- mask[19]
- mollusk shells[3]
- monkey[2]
- mountain sheep?[2]
- ocelot[3]
- ocelot?[1]
- ocelotl[14]
- old god[42]
- old god?[3]
- old goddess[9]
- old goddess?[1]
- old one[3]
- old priest[1]
- owl[2]
- owl head[3]
- ozomatli[14]
- ozomatli?[10]
- paw[1]
- priest[1]
- priest?[3]
- rabbit[6]
- rain god[78]
- rain god?[5]
- saint[2]
- sandal[1]
- seated figure[3]
- serpent head[4]
- serpent?[1]
- skull[2]
- snake[9]
- tlaloc[16]
- tochtli[2]
- tonatsin[3]
- torso[2]
- warrior[4]
- wolf?[3]
- xipe[2]
- xipe?[4]
- xochipilli[2]
- xochiquetzal[4]
- bone[6]
- brass[2]
- bronze[6]
- cement[1]
- ceramic[203]
- chalcedony[13]
- clay[14]
- copper[14]
- deer horn[1]
- flint[8]
- fossil shell[1]
- glass[16]
- gold[1]
- granite[6]
- greenstone[30]
- gypsum[1]
- horse bone[1]
- iron[2]
- iron pyrite[1]
- jadeite[137]
- jasper[3]
- lava stone[2]
- mica[1]
- mother-of-pearl[2]
- obsidian[167]
- onyx[2]
- paint[3]
- porphyry[1]
- quartz[4]
- serpentine[1]
- shell[5]
- silver[3]
- steatite[24]
- stone[107]
- talc[1]
- terracotta[1,049]
- black ware[1]
- brown ware[3]
- carved[28]
- drilled[1]
- engraved[6]
- glazed[1]
- incised[47]
- painted[31]
- polished[28]
- polychrome[1]
- red ware[1]
- slipped[41]
- unfinished[1]
- actual citation[17]