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Serpent Offering PlaqueThis finely crafted Seated Maya Offering Figure depicts a typical scene from ancient Mayan culture, dating around 400 to 600 AD. The figure, likely representing Yum Kaax, the Mayan god of the forest, is shown in the act of making an offering. Yum Kaax was revered as a protector of hunters and a god of wild animals and plants. The inclusion of the serpent behind the figure suggests a ceremonial context, possibly tied to Mayan rituals where bloody

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10cm long x 3cm wide

Benin Kingdom: The Kingdom of Benin

Victorian sewing machines were known for their beautiful craftsmanship

one of the most important events in the ancient Olympic Games

Reproduction: A faithful reproduction of this iconic hill figure

bringing history to life with its vivid design and historical significance

allowing children to engage with the Romans in multiple ways

a bold and impactful display piece