Representation of a fattening dog | Photographer: Peter Jacob
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Representation of a fattening dog
Apart from turkeys, small hairless dogs were the only domestic animals in Mesoamerica. Their meat was considered tasty. In addition to meat offerings, they were also sacrificial offerings to the gods.
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Colima
Object type
Clay figure
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Objektmaß: 19 x 14,2 x 10,5 cm
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Sound
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Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Inventory number
IV Ca 34439
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where
Mexico
West Mexico [Region]
Michoacán [Bundesstaat]
who
Colima
who
Bünz - Former Possessors
Arnold Vogel - Collectors
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