Museo Nacional de Antropologia Dr. David J. Guzmán

Museo Nacional de Antropologia Dr. David J. Guzmán	San Salvador's prime museum - the National Anthropological Museum	Petroglyphs - pre-hispanic El Salvador	Petroglyphs - pre-hispanic El Salvador
National Anthropology Museum, El Salvador	Jaguar effegy	Classical period archeological sites in El Salvador	Replica of 16th C. indigenous armor
Fragment of post classical sculpture	Polychromatic vase - classical period	Seated female figurine - classical period	Artists impression of Cara Sucia (600-900 AD)
Bichromatic vase from the late classical period	Pitcher with 4 handles from Joya de Cerén - classical period	Pitcher with zoomorphic decoration - Quelepa - classical period	Feminine figurines - preclassical period
ElSalvadorJan12 093.jpg	Hollow sculpture of the Guazapa Phase in the shape of a jaguar, 900-1200 AD	Classical period vase depicting the Maya sun god, 250-900 AD	Female figurines of the Bolina type - associated with the fertility of the earth, pre-classical period (1200 BC-250 AD)
Plate of the Campana San Andrés type decorated with anthropomorphic figure dressed in ceremonial manner, 250-900 AD	Postclassic Rituals - blood sacrifice	Figurine representing a sacrificial victim - postclassic period (900-1200)	Heads representing the Pipil god Xipe Totec, associated with skin and eye diseases, 900-1200
Person with harelip, Cara Sucia, Classic Period, 250-900 AD	Zoomorphic vessel of the Pinos type, San Rafael Obrajuelo, Preclassic Period (1200 BC-250 AD)	Stone disk from Cara Sucia, 250-900 AD	Stone disk found at Cara Sucia with the shape of a jaguar head, associated with the sun, from the Cotzumalhuapa culture
Mesoamerican deities	Huehueteotl, preclassical Mesoamerican creation and fire deity	Quetzalcoatl - feathered serpent	Ehecatl - god of wind
Jaguars - associated with Tezcatlipoca, god of the sky	Tlaloc - god of water, springs and rivers	The Pipil deity Tlaloc - god of water, rain and thunder, postclassic period (900-1200 AD)	Jaguar head, postclassic period, 900-1200 AD
Head representing the Pipil god Xipe Totec, associated with skin and eye diseases, postclassic period	Incense burner from Teotihuacan (Mexico) found at Tazumal, Classic period	Chac Mool, postclassic Toltec and Maya deity, found at Casa Blanca	Female burial with offerings that include small shells and fragments of obsidian, El Zonte, late Classical Period (600-900 AD)
Female burial with offerings that include small shells and fragments of obsidian, El Zonte, late Classical Period (600-900 AD)	Female burial with offerings that include small shells and fragments of obsidian, El Zonte, late Classical Period (600-900 AD)	Anthropomorphic vase with representation of a captive	Head from Los Guapotes archaeological site, Postclassic period 900-1200 AD
Zoomorphic shape whistles with representations of owls, Classic Period 250-900 AD	Whistle figurines with female shape belonging to the Tamasha Cultural Phase from Cara Suica, classic period	Whistle figurines with female shape belonging to the Tamasha Cultural Phase from Cara Suica, classic period	Female figurine with rattles, from Eastern El Salvador, Classic Period
Ceremonial axe, classic period (250-900 AD)	Ceremonial axe, classic period (250-900 AD)	Plumbate ceramic, Pipil culture, postclassic period (900-1200)	Copador vase, Tazumal, Classic Period
Eccentric Flint - associated with Maya rulers	Part of a hollow ceramic sculpture of the Pipil god Xipe Totec, Carranza, Postclassic period	Large mural depicting the history of El Salvador	Mural - History of El Salvador - Pre-hispanic Period
Mural - History of El Salvador - fertility	Mural - History of El Salvador - human sacrifice	Mural - History of El Salvador - human sacrifice	Mural - History of El Salvador
Mural - History of El Salvador - Spanish conquest	Mural - History of El Salvador - Spanish conquest	Mural - History of El Salvador - Introduction of Christianity	Mural - History of El Salvador - Introduction of Christianity
Mural - History of El Salvador - Civil War	Mural - History of El Salvador - Msgr Romero	Early Christian sites in El Salvador	Spanish Colonia Period
Captive Jesus carved in polychrome wood	Atocha boy carved in polychrome wood	Virgin Mary and Child - Huizúcar Church	Crucifix - Spanish Colonial Period
Spanish Colonial Period	Christianity in El Salvador	Monseñor Romero - Archbishop of San Salvador - assassinated in 1980	Msgr Romero - unofficial patron saint of El Salvador
Special exhibition - underwater archaeology	Exhibition - Handicraft Production, Industry and Exchange	Modern-day staple products	Tlamemes - porters in the pre-hispanic era
Tlamemes - porters in the pre-hispanic era	El Tianguis - Mayan town market	Jade jewelry	Tohil Plumbate ceramic
Trade ceramics, Classical period	Maya influenced Salúa and Ulúa ceramics	Corn-husk dolls	Spanish trade routes
Map of San Salvador - 1899	Earthquake damage - San Salvador	Old fashioned iron	Sal Salvador
Plate - colonial period, 16th Century	Mural - Museo Nacional de Antropologia	Mural - Museo Nacional de Antropologia	Mural - Museo Nacional de Antropologia
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