- The Turquoise Mosaics at the British Museum in London: Pectoral, in the form of a double-headed serpent.
- Aztec Serpent Mosaic, 15th Century, British Museum – Castaway in Wales Aztec serpent mosaic – British Museum – cactusbones.
- The Double-headed serpent is an Aztec sculpture kept at the British Museum. Composed of mostly turquoise pieces applied to a wood base...
- How did it come to the British Museum? The history of the vase is cloudy and it has passed through many hands. ... Aztec Double-Headed Serpent.
- ...to a wood baser his is only a couple of colors that the double headed serpent.It is one of nine mosaics of similar material in the British Museum; there are...
- Aztec turquoise mosaic of double headed serpent from Mexico 15th-16th century, British Museum, London, England.
- Today, the British Museum collection is home to around eight million objects, with about 1% on public display. ... The Double Headed Serpent.
- Double-headed serpent (Q5299596). From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. mosaic serpent at the British museum. The Turquoise Mosaics.
- Made in Mexico. Present location. Room 27, British Museum, London. The Double-headed serpent is an Aztec sculpture.
- Double-headed serpent, 15th-16th century C.E., turquoise mosaic, Mexica (Aztec) 20.5 x 43.5 cm (British Museum), © Trustees of the British Museum.