Pre-Columbian Jama-Coaque Pottery Figure with Rattle Hairpins of this type were

Hairpins of this type were widely used throughout the Roman world by women of varying social classes and are frequently recovered from domestic and burial contexts

Original COA included

while a vertical column of hieroglyphs runs down the front of the body

with natural surface weathering and stable structure

Pre-Columbian Recuay Pottery House Vessel with Kaolin Slip

Pre-Columbian Jama-Coaque Pottery Figure with Rattle Hairpins of this type werePre Columbian Jama Coaque Pottery Figure with RattleManab Region, Coastal Ecuadorc. 300 BC 600 AD A finely modeled Jama Coaque pottery figure depicting a standing female figure wearing an elaborate headdress and jewelry. The figure holds a ceramic rattle in one hand, an element often associated with ritual performance, ceremonial dance, or shamanic activity in the Jama Coaque culture of coastal Ecuador. The figure displays many of the classic