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Mayan Tripod Terracotta Vessel gravegoods The Ogoni inhabit the Niger

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The Ogoni inhabit the Niger Delta region of southern Nigeria

was the earliest and most prevalent style

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Censers such as this superb example were used for burning incense to purify spaces

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Mayan Tripod Terracotta Vessel gravegoods The Ogoni inhabit the NigerPre Columbian Era, Maya Culture, Classic Period, c. 650950 AD, Mexico This exquisite Mayan tripod terracotta bowl showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of ancient Maya artisans. Featuring a round, globular body with high walls, the vessel is elegantly supported by three short, knob shaped feet. The surface boasts a polished finish with a rich, burnt reddish brown patina, evoking a sense of timeless beauty. Tripod bowls were a staple in Maya culture,

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