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Olmec Cocoa Merchant
This is a marker doodle from my sketchbook in which an Olmec merchant offers his cocoa beans to an Egyptian customer. I don't necessarily believe the Olmecs or other pre-Columbian Mesoamerican civilizations had contact with Africa due to the lack of hard evidence, but it is nonetheless a fun alternate-history scenario to think about.
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BURNING my RETINAS
Which Olmec Morning Friend are you?? 01 (IT’S CALLED CORN, MOM)30 (mischievous merrill)35 (ponderous paul)40 (bobby blank)44 (gordita)48 (cedric the circumcised)49 (mitchell)51 (bulbous terrance)53 (slender eugene)58 (sorlak & son)
Ceremonial mask, made by an artist of the Olmec civilization in present-day southern Mexico between 900 and 300 BCE. The artist sculpted the mask from jadeite, carved lines in its surface, and highlighted them with cinnabar, perhaps to imitate facial tattooing. Among these decorations is the face of a supernatural human-jaguar hybrid creature above the mask's right eye.
Now in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis, MN, USA. Photo credit: MIA | Wikimedia Commons | Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
