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Small heads and figures made of greenstone, so-called "penates", which represent the god Tlaloc or at least have some of Tlaloc's attributes, are a common type in Mixtec culture. They were used as amulets. Similar figures were also found among the artefacts from the Templo Mayor. The greenish colour symbolises the colours of the Tlaloc, which is responsible for water, rain and fertility. (V. König, 2003)
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Sound head
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Clay bowl
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"The Great Temple Palace. Part of the east façade. (With expedition member)"
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Phallus. (Man sitting next to it.)
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Clay vessel
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Clay shard
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Sound head
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Obsidian lip peg
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Relief-decorated outer wall of the temple: "Monumento Descubierto" (after Ignacio Marquina: Arqitectura Prehispánica). Main front, lower left facade next to the staircase.
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Arrowhead made from obsidian
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Gold Objects (No. 47 Varias Civilizaciones (Idolos, Anillo, Monedas, Arete, Cuentas) Composicion: Oro Classificacion Batres)
