Silk Road Mesoamerica 4

La Danta (c. 300 BCE), Mayan, El Mirador

Irrigation Friezes (ca. 200 BCE), Early Maya, El Mirador

Maize God Murals (Creation Story?) (ca. 100 BCE), Maya, San Bartolo, fresco

Temple I (Temple of the Giant Jaguar) (ca. 732 CE), Maya, Tikal, Guatemala,

Stela 16 (c. 711 C.E.), Maya, Tikal

Altar 5 (c. 711 CE), Maya, Tikal

Chocolate Vessel with Palace Scene, Mayan, c. 600-900, ceramic

Cylindrical Ball Game Scene (682-701 CE), Maya, terracotta

Mirror Bearer (c. 500 CE), Maya, wood

Palenque Palace (c. 600-750 CE), Mayan culture, Palenque

Temple of the Inscriptions, Maya, Palenque, Mexico, ca. 675–690 AD

Sarcophagus Lid of Pakal (683), Maya Culture (Palenque), limestone

Funerary Mask of Pakal (c. 683 CE), Maya, jade, mother of pearl, shells

Lintel 24 (ca. 725 CE), Maya Culture (Yaxchilan), limestone

Lintel 25 (ca. 725 CE), Maya Culture (Yaxchilan), limestone

Presentation of Captives (791 CE), Maya - Late Classic Period, Bonampak

Maya Codex (c. 1100 CE), Maya - Late Classic Period, fig bark paper, hematite, and cochineal

Coatepantli, Toltec, Tula, Mexico, ca. 900–1180 CE.

Colossal Atlantid (ca. 900–1180 CE), Toltec/Tula. Stone

Chacmool figure (c. 968-1200 CE), Toltec/Tula, stone

The Castillo (ca. 800–900 CE), Maya (Chichen Itzá), Mexico

Chacmool (ca. 800-900 CE), Maya, from the Platform of the Eagles, Chichén Itzá, Mexico, Stone

Caracol (ca. 800-900 CE), Maya, Chichén Itzá, Mexico

Great Ballcourt (ca. 800-900 CE), Maya, Chichén Itzá, Mexico

Codex Mendoza [Scene depicting the legend of the founding of Tenochtitlan] (1541–1542), Aztec, ink

on paper

Templo Mayor (14th-16th C.), Aztec Culture, Tenochtitlan

Coyolxauhqui Stone (15th C), Aztec Culture, stone

Coatlicue (15th C), Aztec Culture, stone

Tlaltecuhtli (1502), Aztec Culture, stone

Teocalli of the Sacred War (1507), Aztec, painted stone

Calendar Stone (c. 1502-20), Aztec, painted stone

Eagle Warrior (1400-1500), Aztec, terracotta, stucco

Mitlantecuhtli (Lord of the underworld) (1400-1500), Aztec, terracotta, stucco

Xipe Totec (1400-1500), Aztec, painted stone