Standing, Remojadas-style, male figure, probably representing a warrior, with hands clasping what looks like a cup in front of his body. The figure's upper arms are adorned with spheres of clay that may represent scarification or another type of body adornment. He wears an elaborate headdress with chinstrap, hollow ear spools, a nose bar, wide necklace, arm bands, loincloth, and sandals. His face and body are covered with black pigment, which is a complex mixture of plant saps, resins, crushed plants, asphalt, and black soot (carbon), frequently used by Veracruz artists to embellish their sculptures. Condition: good.

Museum Collection Fund

Gift of the Coltrera Collection

7 pieces glass ceramic fragments (historical, uncatalogued); 4 ceramic pieces (3 white one black/brown) 3 glass pieces (1 brown, 1 green, 1 clear); one ceramic has blue lines from design on it; one ceramic piece has almost no white left; another ceramic piece is discoloured (orange); other ceramic is black/brown has abrasions; brown piece of glass has a few chips; green piece has a warped part abrasions; white piece has chip CR; all covered in surface dirt; Bag 13; from Test Pit 6

3 pieces glass, ceramic fragments (historical, uncatalogued); chip TC r-side on one Bag 9; from Test Pit 4

10 pieces glass, ceramic, leather fragments (historical, uncatalogued); was previously listed as 8 so breakage has occurred (or amount was incorrectly entered); 2 green, 3 clear, 1 blue, 1 turquoise, one glass piece completely covered in surface dirt (clear?); 1 white ceramic piece with surface dirt; 1 leather piece covered with dirt disintegrating Bag 7c; from Test Pit 3

ceramic fragment; white; from a plate?; more worn than others; spider web pattern of cracks on both surfaces