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Title: Trigonolitos three pointed stone

 

Dimensions (cm): 22 x 6.6 x 29

 

Artist: Sherrie Hollamby

 

Editor:  Danela Taddeo

 

Region: Americas

 

Description: 

The three pointed clay replica sculpture was typical in the Dominican Republic, Caribbean, and San Juan de la Maguana regions. A prevalent image among these artefacts was their compelling face with large, sucker eye sockets and a wide, toothless mouth. The face appears fierce. The item typical to the Taino culture was used to depict deities and represents the Taino people’s spirituality which influenced their culture and society. 

 

 

Trigonolitis three pointed stone

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