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Coiled Rattlesnake sculpture
Artist: Aztec
Location: University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Date: 16th Century BC
Materials: stone
Dimensions: 10 cm
Gift:
Review number: 1902 (1957)
Description:
An aztec Sculpture in hard black stone with red and white veins of a tightly coiled rattlesnake holding a human head in its jaws with low-relief carving representing a human head and other (indecipherable) features.
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