Olmec Gallery
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ancientpeoples:Greenstone Olmec MaskFound Peten, Guatemala c.900-400 BCHeight: c.13 cmWidth: c.11 cm
Green jade axe head, Olmec, 1150-500 BC.from Artemis Gallery
historyarchaeologyartefacts:Elongated Mask Ornament, c. 900-300 BC. Mexico, Olmec, 5 7/16 in. [2681x
STATUETTE ANTHROPOMORPHE, HOMME ASSIS CULTURE OLMÈQUE MEXIQUE PRÉCLASSIQUE,900-600 AV. J.-C. OLM
tlatollotl:Standing FigureMexico. Olmec. 900 BC to 300 BCThe Met
‘Maize God Deity’ by Loveyodreams. Arts District.
monolithzine:A photograph of archaeologists studying an Olmec stone head in Mexico taken from a 1947
monolithzine:A photograph of archaeologists studying an Olmec stone head in Mexico taken from a 1947
A tiny (4 inch high) figure from the Olmec period in Mexico, 900-600 BCE. The figure depicts either
met-africa-oceania:Yoke, Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the AmericasThe Michael C. Rockefeller Memoria
Excavation of a Olmec Head, 1946. San Lorenzo, Mexico.
90sareallthat:Reblogged from: fanartica
virtual-artifacts:Olmec jadeite mask of the Middle Formative Period, 900-600 BCE. Rio Pesquero area,
Jadeite figure, made by the Olmec. Date unknown. It looks a bit like a whining child, no?
With everyone enamored of the Olmec’s giant stone heads, you do not often see other types of sculptu
Olmec jadeite mask. Artist unknown; 10th-6th cent. BCE. Now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Ph
desimonewayland:Hand Shaped Pendant, Olmec, 1500/0300 - Blue-green translucent jadeThe Museum of Fin
Archaeologists study a colossal Olmec stone head in La Venta, Mexico, 1947.
“The wrestler,” an Olmec sculpture from before 400 BCE.
Seated FigureDate: 12th–9th century BCEGeography: Mexico, MesoamericaCulture: OlmecMedium: Ceramic,
Olmec sculpture of an infantile figure, perhaps representing a shaman in communion with the maize de
monolithzine:An ancient Olmec mask from Mexico
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