Sellos prehispánicos
Subtitle: patrimonio cultural de Guatemala
By: [consejo editorial: Estuardo Cuestas Morales ... [et al.] ; edición: Flor Orellana de Obregón]
Contributors: Museo Nacional de Arqueología y Etnología (Guatemala); Fundación G & T (Guatemala)
Series: Galería Guatemala -- año 13, no. 39; Galería Guatemala -- 39.
Publisher: Fundación G & T Continental
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Guatemala
Language: spa
Number of pages: 91
Subjects: Indian seals (Numismatics); History; Stamp seals; Cylinder seals; Seals (Numismatics); Maya pottery; Maya sculpture; Antiquities; Museo Nacional de Arqueología y Etnología (Guatemala)
Description: Designs and iconographic motifs in seals, stamps or "estampaderas", Pre-Hispanic objects used to engrave receptacles or textiles, and to mark the skin, as seen in the impressive figures of El Perú-Waka, Petén, recently discovered. The collection is a wide selection that covers a great part of the cultural holdings of the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology of Guatemala, The Ruta Maya Foundation, and the Miraflores Museum, as well as a few private collections.
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references.

Parallel text in Spanish and English.
Table of contents: title: Editorial  -- Estuardo Cuestas Morales; title: Sellos cilíndricos o estampaderas del periodo formativo en Mesoamérica =; title: Cylindrical Stamps or Estampaderas of the formative period in Mesoamerica  -- Holly Sullivan Bachand; title: Sellos Prehispánicos =; title: Prehispanic Stamps --; title: Sellos, Museo Miraflores =; title: Stamps, Museu Miraflores --; title: Diseños y motivos iconográficos en los sellos prehispánicos =; title: Iconographic designs and motifs in Prehispanic Stamps  -- Sofia Paredes Maury; title: Sellos o estampaderas asociadas a un entierro en Kaminaljuyu =; title: Stamps or Estampaderas associated to a burial at Kaminaljuyu  -- Sergio A. Ericastilla Godoy; title: III Salón Nacional del Grabado: El grabado es un lenguaje en ascenso =; title: Third National Engraving Exhibitions: Engraving is a language on the rise -- Beatriz Colmenares, Lucrecia Cofiño de Prera.