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Ehecachichtli. Whistle of Death.

Cultura Azteca.1250/1380

Museum of the Purpose of the Object

Museum of the Purpose of the Object
Mexico, Mexico

A clay whistle in the shape of a man, the body of which is in the form of a stylized skeleton. It is suggested that it may have been used by Aztec warriors in battle to intimidate their enemies. Possible representation of Ehecátl, the wind god. Aztec Culture, Mexico, 1250-1350

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  • Title: Ehecachichtli. Whistle of Death.
  • Creator: Cultura Azteca.
  • Date Created: 1250/1380
  • Physical Dimensions: 7.1 x 7.8 x 9.6 cm.
  • External Link: El modo de vivir la muerte
  • Soportes y técnicas: Barro/arcilla. Moldeado, grabado, cocido.
  • Producción/Comercialización.: Valle de México.
  • Inscripciones: No presenta inscripciones
Museum of the Purpose of the Object

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