Teotihuacan style incense burner from the Pacific Coast of Guatemala, dating to the Early Classic period (ca. 450- 650 AD). The truncated-conical lid is decorated at the top with a seated female figure in a bird costume. Her costume consists of a zoomorphic helmet with an open beak, feathers attached to her arms, and a skirt, leaving her bust exposed. Both the helmet and the bird she holds in her left hand have a flattened beak with the tip pointing downward, suggesting a waterfowl. However, the raised and swept-back feathers on the head suggest that it could be one of the kingfisher species (Chloroceryle aenea). IDAEH Cultural Property No.1.2.1.0320 www.fundacionrutamaya.org Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project. 3D model made using Artec Leo