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both of whom succeeded him as king
the god of writing and medicine portrayed single-sided and in right profile
From the Twenty-sixth Dynasty on
wearing a striped poncho with his feet peeking out beneath
The resulting pad of millefiori glass was then rolled upon itself and shaped into a bead
A Maya Tripod Plate with Maize God, Classic Maya Period, ca. 600 - 800 CE Sculpture - Stone both of whom succeeded himPainted Mayan pottery such as this example was used for feasting, ritual purposes, and as prestigious gifts given to emphasize the power of the giver and bind the recipient to them through a form of purchased loyalty. Maya kings and queens might give them to local governors. The artists who created them were also often minor royalty or nobility, especially the ones who could paint glyphs, as literacy was reserved for the Mayan elite. This large
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