Although the immediate area of Los Tuxtlas is only the source for 3 of these humongous sculptures.
I include the subject here because:
1. they are colossally fascinating and
2. they are a great way to visit Veracruz and Tabasco and start your own collection.
I include the subject here because:
1. they are colossally fascinating and
2. they are a great way to visit Veracruz and Tabasco and start your own collection.
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References
Culture.com - Collect 'em all
Mayaglyphs - Olmec colossal heads as recarved thrones
jorge & memo - Cabezas colosales del mundo (all 17 on one page)
Photos
George And Audrey DeLange - the Museo de Xalapa heads
Culture.com - Collect 'em all
Mayaglyphs - Olmec colossal heads as recarved thrones
jorge & memo - Cabezas colosales del mundo (all 17 on one page)
Photos
George And Audrey DeLange - the Museo de Xalapa heads
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Archaeology of Los Tuxtlas
Head Hunters
Head Hunters