SAINT LOUIS ART MUSEUM 79 Far column top to bottom FIG. 14: Lip plug in the form of an eagle head (teocuitcuauhtentetl). Mixtec; Puebla, or Oaxaca, Mexico. AD 1200–1521. Gold. L: 3.8 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #275:1978. FIG. 15: Vessel with incised motifs. Mississippian; Berry site, Pemiscot County, Missouri, United States. AD 1400–1600. Ceramic. H: 19.7 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Director’s Discretionary Fund and funds given by donors to the Art Enrichment Fund, inv. #3:2009. FIG. 16: Tolu figurine. Mississippian; near Tolu site, Crittenden County, Kentucky, United States. AD 1100–1200. Fluorite. H: 24.8 cm. Collection of James E. Marlen. Image courtesy of James E. Marlen. Near column top to bottom FIG. 17: Gorget with perforated motifs. Mississippian; Cahokia Mounds, Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois, United States. AD 1200–1400. Shell. D: 9.5 cm. Courtesy of the Illinois State Archaeological Survey. Image courtesy of the Illinois State Archaeological Survey. FIG. 18: Vessel in the form of a kneeling female figure. Mississippian; Diehlstadt, New Madrid County, Missouri, United States. AD 1250–1350. Ceramic. H: 20.3 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of the children of William Bleeker Potter in his memory, inv. #153:1946. FIG. 19 (facing page lower right): Vessel in the form of a head. Mississippian; near Blytheville, Mississippi County, Arkansas, United States. AD 1450–1550. Ceramic, pigment. H: 18.4 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Museum Shop Fund, inv. #67:2005. FIG. 20 (left): Bowl with painted motifs. Mimbres; Eby Ranch site, Grant County, New Mexico, United States. AD. 1200– 1300. Ceramic, pigment. D: 18.1 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Museum Purchase, inv. #112:1944. FIG. 21 (lower left): Double spout and bridge vessel with incised feline face. Paracas; Peru. 800–500 BC. Ceramic, pigment. H: 18 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Gift of Morton D. May, inv. #183:1979. FIG. 22 (below): Ritual seat, duho. Taino; Dominican Republic. AD 1315–1416. Wood. L: 60.3 cm. Saint Louis Art Museum, Friends Fund and Primitive Art Society Fund in honor of Morton D. May, inv. #168:1981.
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