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Mace head depicting a jaguar, its open mouth revealing powerful fangs. The ears are raised and alert, while the eyes, set within circular cavities, intensify a fierce expression that gives the figure an immediate sense of tension, as if ready to leap upon its prey. The volumes are compact and powerful, reflecting a deliberately massive and
expressive conception.
The Chorotega were a powerful, culturally advanced indigenous group that migrated from Mexico to Pacific Nicaragua and Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, forming the southernmost Mesoamerican culture. Famous for intricate, hand-polished ceramics and strong agriculture, they were fierce warriors with a complex society, featuring elected leaders and a strict religious caste.

Mace head depicting a jaguar, its open mouth revealing powerful fangs. The ears are raised and alert, while the eyes, set within circular cavities, intensify a fierce expression that gives the figure an immediate sense of tension, as if ready to leap upon its prey. The volumes are compact and powerful, reflecting a deliberately massive and expressive conception. The Chorotega were a powerful, culturally advanced indigenous group that migrated from Mexico to Pacific Nicaragua and Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula, forming the southernmost Mesoamerican culture. Famous for intricate, hand-polished ceramics and strong agriculture, they were fierce warriors with a complex society, featuring elected leaders and a strict religious caste.

Jaguar mace head
nephrite jade
500 BCE - 500 CE
Chorotega culture
Costa Rica

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Reminder:
It's happening today!
Today at 5pm! at the G10 Hardiman Building, University of Galway.
Welcome all. #TheAirWeShare #Spéirscéalta #MaceHead #TAWS.

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Citizen Science Book Launch: Spéirscéalta/Stories of the Air The University of Galway Library is delighted to invite you to celebrate the publication of Spéirscéalta – a collection of stories that explores the air. In conjunction with...

📢 Join us for the *Spéirscéalta* book launch!
📅 April 7, 5 PM |
📍 University of Galway Library
🎶 Live Music | 🎤 Readings | 🎨 Arts & science on Air Quality
🔗 Register: [universityofgalway.libcal.com/event/4355518](universityofgalway.libcal.com/event/4355518)
#Spéirscéalta #MaceHead #TAWS

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From MetÉireann: The highest gust record of 182 km/h set in 1945 at Foynes Co. Limerick has provisionally been broken during #StormÉowyn#MaceHead, Co Galway recording a wind gust of 183km/h (114mph) at 5am IST.

#IRLwx #IEwx #Eowyn

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