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The satyr is shown kneeling in profile and grasping a cornucopia
Clark in 1911
Medium: Glass
A transverse bronze plate intersects the shafts diagonally
and below softly arching brows
A fine Maya Stone Vulture Hacha, ca. 500 - 800 CE Royal The satyr is shown kneelingMesoamerican ballplayers wore protective gear called hachas, palmas, and yokes to protect their hips and abdomens from the impact of the games solid rubber ball. In painting and sculpture, the yoke is shown worn around the players hips, the palma or hacha attached at the front. Those used during active play were most likely made of wood or some other light material; stone versions such as this one were worn, if at all, during ballgame related rituals,
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