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Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London

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    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London image
    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London image
    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London image
    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London image
    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London image
    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London image
    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London image
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    Standing figure of Chicomecoatl at The British Museum, London

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    Published 2016-08-02T16:13:04+00:00

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    A popular feminine deity is a standing figure framed by a large rectangular headdress known as an 'amacalli' or 'house of paper'. This was worn by an impersonator during the harvest festival and similar figures holding maize cobs are thought to represent Chicomecoatl, the goddess of maize and sustenance. The large number of these sculptures that have survived suggest that they were mass produced and may therefore have served as cult images for local temples and even household shrines. As with other Aztec sculptures, these figures have clear Gulf Coat antecedents.

     

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    Printed at 60% scale. Recommended settings: Layer thickness: 0,19mm Infill: Low Support: 30 degree Fan speed: auto

    Technical Information
    Date de publication 02/08/2016
    Durée d’impression 113 - 331 minutes
    Quantité de filament 21
    Dimensions 38 x 22 x 79mm
    Technologie FDM
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    Titre Standing figure of Chicomecoatl
    Date AD 1300-1521
    Accession Ethno. 1954. Am 5.1479
    Période Aztec
    Medium Stone
    Credit Given by the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum
    Localisation British Museum
    Object Parts
    British Museum Standing Figures Of Chicomecoatl 1.Stl
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