Vessel

Item number 2847/111 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Description

Veraguas style terracotta ovoid-shaped vessel with off-set oval opening and a flared rim, zoomorphic handle.. The mouth sits on one side of the top of the pot, and has a large, flaring rim. Opposite it is a wide, protruding head of a creature, perhaps a frog, with incised mouth and protruding eyes and nose. The head serves as a small handle. Thin arms, bent at elbow, and hands are situated to the front, in bas relief.