Censers And Incense of Mexico And Central America

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Censers And Incense of Mexico And Central America
Walter Hough
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The handle is hollow and is truncated squarely at the end. (Cat. Nos. 109813, 109814, U. S. N. M. , Oaxaca, Mexico. Collected by L. H. Ayme. ) (PI. 10 c. 3 ) Kingsborough 4 figures a specimen in the fourth volume of his work. The presumption is that these are censers for domestic use.
Through the courtesy of Dr. Walter Lehmann, a photograph of a handle censer from Guanacaste, Peninsula of Nicoya, Costa Rica, has been secured. The specimen is from the Velasco collection, National Museum, San Jos
...e de Costa Rica. (PI. 12 c, d. ) Its resemblance to the Nahuatl censer ladle is apparent, and Lehmann cites its locality as "the Mexican enclave of the Peninsula Nicoya. " In point of specialization it is hardly so far advanced as the Nahuatl variety, its decoration is southern, and in some respects it approxi- mates the Zapotec modified tripod. (See pi. 10 b. ) Prof. Marshall II. Saville, while carrying on the work of the Heye Expedition to Ecuador, discovered at Manabi a dipperlike vessel, the end of the handle terminating in a clenched fist, resembling in this respect some of the censers found in southern Mexico.

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