76 FIG. 7: Brazier in the form of the Old God. Teotihuacan; Mexico. AD 400–500. Basalt. H: 43.5 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #206:1979. FIG. 11 (right): Yoke. Classic Veracruz; Veracruz, Mexico. AD 600–900. Stone. L: 41.9 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #356:1978. FIG. 8: Model of a house with figurines. Nayarit; Ixtlan del Río, Nayarit, Mexico. 300 BC– AD 300. Ceramic with pigment. H: 35.9 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #223:1957. FIG. 12 (facing page left): Palma. Classic Veracruz; Veracruz, Mexico. AD 600–900. Stone. H: 60.3 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #385:1978. FIG. 9: Vessel with spout and incised motifs. Zapotec; Oaxaca, Mexico. 300 BC–AD 300. Ceramic. H: 26 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #134:1979. FIG. 13 (facing page right): Standing female figure. Huastec; Veracruz, Mexico. AD 1200–1400. Sandstone. H: 159 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #270:1978. FIG. 10 (left): Ballgame vessel. Maya; Guatemala. AD 700–800. Ceramic, slip. H: 23 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #216:1979.
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