Chinkultic Maya Ballgame Marker
This Silver Ballcourt Marker is a replica of a wonderfully preserved stone disc that belonged to the category known as ballcourt markers, which were placed on the floor of the ballcourt. The motif is, of course, a ballplayer in the act of hitting a ball with his hip and the text relates the dedication date of the ballcourt in which it was installed.
Chinkultic Disc
Maya
Late Classic (600-900 AD)
Chinkultic, Chiapas State
Limestone
56 cm. (diameter) x 13 cm. (thickness)
National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico.
Size, weight and others
Width: 30 cm Depth: 3 cm Height: 30 cm; 1.57 kg.
Width: 11.8in; Depth: 1.1 in; Height: 11.8 in; Weight: 3.46 lb.
* Prices are in MXN (Mexican National Currency). * Delivery time 7 to 20 days.
Product Care
D'Argenta Statues | Home Decor products should be cleaned only with a soft cloth to remove dust. Metal polishes and cleaning agents should not be used.
D'Argenta Statues | Home Decor products are protected by a resistant lacquer that prevents the Silver from tarnishing and protects it as a whole.
