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Pottery Smiling Head 1 at The British Museum, London

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Title
Pottery smiling head

Artist
Unknown

Date
Classic Veracruz, AD 300-1200

Medium
Pottery

Dimensions
x

Accession #
Ethno. 1975 Am 8.3

After the first flowering of Olmec culture, the focus of Gulf Coast civilisation gradually shifted northward to the regional capital and ceremonial centre of El Tajin. A vigorous and distinctive art style spread from southern Veracruz, eventually to exert an influence at Teotihuacan and the Toltec capital of Tula in the central highlands.
A constant flow of ideas and trade strengthened the connections between the Gulf Coast lowlands and successive highland cultures. One expression of this was the development of a ritual ball game, variants of which were widely adopted throughout Mesoamerica. Sanctuaries and shrines which originally formed the focus of local cults became part of a more extensive 'sacred geography' that embraced mountains, lakes and islands. Over the centuries seasonal rites and ceremonies were incorporated into an agricultural calendar which revolved around the seasons.

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