Protection of the archaeological material of Maya material from the Peten Lowlands, and related pre-Columbian material from the Highlands and the Southern Coast of Guatemala previously reflected in Sec. The bilateral agreement between Guatemala and the United States covers the material set forth in a Designated List of Archaeological Material from sites in the Peten Lowlands of Guatemala, and related pre-Columbian material from the Highlands and the Southern Coast of Guatemala, which is set forth below. Importation of articles on this list is restricted unless the articles are accompanied by documentation certifying that the material left Guatemala legally and not in violation of the export laws of Guatemala. As this region is further excavated, other types of material may be found and added to an amended list. The following list is representative only.
Any dimensions are approximate.
Small pieces of clay modeled into knobs, curls, faces, etc., are often applied to the vessels. Bowls and dishes may have lids or tripod feet. A. Common Vessels. B. Special Forms. Sometimes covered with stucco and painted.