M.A.A.A.T. 13

Death. Anthropology. Archaeology. Art. Territories.

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Digital Archive

Browse records spanning objects, images, publications, and collections held in the M.A.A.A.T. 13 digital archive.

  • Photograph of KAMYANA BABAMAAAT-KB-001 · Ethnographic object recordKAMYANA BABAIndividual specimen record for PRM 1890.30.1.
  • Photograph of KAMYANA BABAMAAAT-KB-GEN-001 · OBJECT RECORD — GENERAL CATEGORYKAMYANA BABAGeneral category record for Cuman-Polovtsian anthropomorphic stone statues.
  • Photograph of KAMYANA BABAMAAAT-KB-SINTESI-001 · Synthesis recordKAMYANA BABASynthesis of KAMYANA BABA statues, contexts, chronology, and methodology.
  • Photograph of ANTHROPOMORPHIC STEPPE STATUESMAAAT-MET-STC-001 · Methodology recordANTHROPOMORPHIC STEPPE STATUESMethodology for the identification of male sex in anthropomorphic steppe statues.
  • Photograph of Bossed bone plaquesMAAAT-QN-COMP-001 · COMPARATIVE SYNTHESIS RECORDBossed bone plaquesComparative synthesis linked to object/lot records already catalogued by the project; does not describe a single specimen.
  • Photograph of GANESHA OF CANDI SINGASARIMAAAT-QN-SNG-001 · OBJECT RECORD — GENERAL CATEGORYGANESHA OF CANDI SINGASARI"Demonic Ganesha" / tantric Ganesha of Singasari; in Dutch colonial sources: «een vrouwe beeld met een oliphants slurff» ("a female figure with an elephant's trunk"), so described due to a gender error in N. Engelhard's 1802 travel diary
  • Photograph of Bossed bone plaque Tarxien enMAAAT-QN-TRX-001 · DocumentBossed bone plaque Tarxien enPlaque made from a fragment of a long bone, with a row of raised bosses (knobs) along the upper edge
  • Photograph of Tibetan Cham skeleton masksETNO-01-CITIPATI · Ethnographic object recordTibetan Cham skeleton masksRitual mask from the Tibetan Himalayan region, associated with Vajrayāna Buddhism and intended for monastic Cham dances or ritual performances connected with protective deities (Dharmapāla) and the symbolism of death, impermanence, and spiritual transformation.
  • Photograph of CEREMONIAL FLUTE WITH APPLIED ANTROPOMORPHIC MASCKMAAAT-ETNO-FLAUTO-001 · Ethnographic object recordCEREMONIAL FLUTE WITH APPLIED ANTROPOMORPHIC MASCKTransverse free-blown flute consisting of a large vegetable cane cut off above a preserved node, and at the opposite extremity below a node whose occlusion has been removed. Near the upper node a large circular opening is cut, functioning as the embouchure. A second opening of smaller diameter is pierced near the other extremity.
  • Photograph of IL CULTO DELLE ANIME PEZZENTELLE A SANTA LUCIELLAMAAAT-INT-SLUC-001 · DocumentIL CULTO DELLE ANIME PEZZENTELLE A SANTA LUCIELLAIntervista etnografica sul culto delle anime pezzentelle nella chiesa di Santa Luciella ai Librai (Napoli): origini secentesche legate alla peste, pratica del «refrisco» dei teschi anonimi, luoghi di cura e Editto di Napoleone, abbandono post-terremoto 1980 e rinascita con l'associazione Respiriamo Arte (2013–2019), devozione contemporanea, divieti ecclesiastici e concezione napoletana del Purgatorio come «Memento Vivere».
  • Photograph of The Giants of Mont'e PramaMAAAT-MP-GEN-001 · OBJECT RECORD — GENERAL CATEGORYThe Giants of Mont'e PramaThe iconography of the Nuragic bronze figurines of the Uta-Abini style (Lilliu 1966 classification — see Technical Note 1) is the direct figurative model of the Mont'e Prama sculptures, reproduced on a monumental scale with the same subjects (warriors, archers, athletes) and the same repertoire of attributes.
  • Photograph of WINGED NUDE GODDESS ON IBEXESMAAAT-QN-AO6501-001 · OBJECT RECORD — GENERAL CATEGORYWINGED NUDE GODDESS ON IBEXESMould-made terracotta plaque-figurine of a winged nude goddess wearing a horned tiara, with bird-talon feet, standing on two opposed ibexes; from southern Mesopotamia (unprovenanced, Collon 2005 p. 17),

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