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• Material: Greenstone (likely serpentine or related Guerrero greenstone)
The lamp retains traces of its original slip and earthen deposits from burial
This example is published and illustrated in Maternity in Pre-Columbian Art by Florencio García Cisneros (page 82)
enhancing the sculptural depth and visual presence of the piece
Ancient Egyptian New Kingdom Limestone Stela Fragment • Material: Greenstone (likely serpentineAncient Egyptian New Kingdom Limestone Stela Fragment, ca. 15501070 BCE. Carved limestone stela fragment depicting a kneeling male worshipper in a pose of devotion. Fine traces of the original red ochre pigment remain visible on the figure, preserving part of the monument's original painted decoration. The upper portion retains part of a wing, likely from the winged solar disk that traditionally crowned New Kingdom stelae as a symbol of divine