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Reddish-gray clay effigy vessel - pre-columbian object of art It is ca. 15 cm tall male figure with folded arms, right hand over left hand, with large rings over his ears, large head adornment with face uplifted as if praying for rain” The figure has a clear Glyph C in its head-dress and is of the Tani Period It is indeed a genuine object and corresponds to the Tani phase (200 - 350 AD). If you wish to see more vessels of this type please go to the Adam T Sel1en online catalogue: http://www.famsi.org/research/zapotec/index.html and on the search page enter "Tani". This will show you the type of vessels that were produced during this time, many of which have attributes that correspond to this object. Enquiries . EleutheraInfo@yahoo.com Download PDF2 with many photos from all angles
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