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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2755, described as Terracotta fragmentary male head; roll curls on sides, mantle over head; eyes and lips rendered in ridge style, was part of a group; back lost; left eye and right cheek abraded;press-molded.

Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2348, described as Mask of f. figure w. perforation

Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2944, described as Terracotta male head; possibly mask. No back and finished flat edge; mouth cavity opened incompletely from behind; seems to be laughing; hair worn in roll around face so resemble a monk’s tonsure; prominent nose and slanting eyes.

Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2947, described as Fragmentary terracotta female head, surrounded by very wide flange, back preserved; whole piece broken diagonally at neck; hair parted in center and pulled back; grape cluster earrings partially preserved on left side; white terracotta, press-molded.--check Mask ?

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Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2348, described as Mask of f. figure w. perforation

Mask: female

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Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2944, described as Terracotta male head; possibly mask. No back and finished flat edge; mouth cavity opened incompletely from behind; seems to be laughing; hair worn in roll around face so resemble a monk’s tonsure; prominent nose and slanting eyes.

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Hearst Museum object titled Mask: female, accession number 8-2947, described as Fragmentary terracotta female head, surrounded by very wide flange, back preserved; whole piece broken diagonally at neck; hair parted in center and pulled back; grape cluster earrings partially preserved on left side; white terracotta, press-molded.--check Mask ?

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