Scène de village 2nd–3rd siècle Nayarit ce modèle en céramique de Nayarit représente une danse animée qui, comme tant d'activités vues dans l'art de Nayarit, rassemble la communauté pour participer et observer.Sept danseurs se bloquent les bras et se penchent, formant un cercle qui reflète la forme de la plate-forme elle-même.Huit autres adultes et enfants regardent avec un intérêt évident.Des scènes similaires sont représentées sur d'autres modèles de Nayarit, ce qui suggère que les rituels de danse, comme la fête et le jeu de balle, étaient des événements importants dans la vie communautaire.D'autres modèles de ce type montrent la plaza circulaire encadrée par quatre identifiées

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• ID de l’image: 2HH8GB9
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• Dimensions: 2481 x 2222 px | 21 x 18,8 cm | 8,3 x 7,4 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 21 janvier 2022

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Village Scene 2nd–3rd century Nayarit This Nayarit ceramic model depicts a lively dance that, like so many of the activities seen in Nayarit art, brings the community together to participate and to observe. Seven dancers lock arms and lean in, forming a circle that reflects the shape of the platform itself. Eight other adults and children look on with evident interest. Similar scenes are depicted on other Nayarit models, suggesting that dance rituals, like feasting and the ballgame, were important events in community life. Other models of this type show the circular plaza framed by four identical hipped-roofed buildings set at equal intervals, designating the four cardinal directions. Sometimes a central element, in the form of a ritual pole or a round stepped platform, transforms the space into a metaphor for the Mesoamerican cosmic map, the central element reflecting the multi-level celestial realm. Similar circular raised platforms with central radial pyramids and surrounding mounds have been discovered at several sites in the in the nearby state of Jalisco. In this example a single building flanked by spectators, both adults and children, places the focus as much on the interest of the onlookers as on the dancers themselves. Of the seven dancers, three are female. Their breasts are clearly depicted, suggesting that the other four are male; each of these wearing turban-like headdress. Three pairs of figures and one small individual are placed irregularly around them, suggesting a spontaneous gathering. To the right of the small structure, two adult figures look on, wrapped together in a single blanket. Two pairs of children, leaning casually on one another, watch from the opposite side. Another child stands just outside the circle, directly across from the small building. He places his hands on the arms of two of the dancers, as if hoping he will be allowed to join them. Nayarit art celebrates the connections between individuals and among community members. Mal