Dr. James Fitzsimmons

Let's see that one there, the British Museum one, that one, yeah, that one.

So if you go to that one and you sort of open that link or open the link in a new tab or open the image or whatever,

Um, okay.

So what are we going to, I'll, I'll, I'll tell you what it is, but I was just saying, this is like the most trippiest, one of the trippiest things I can think of.

Yeah, that would not shock me.

No, that would not shock me.

So in terms of what you see on these sorts of things, very oftentimes when we're looking at sort of this material, everyone's...

every once in a while anyway, you'll see things that look almost distortions, things that look big that shouldn't be big and things that are small that really shouldn't be small and such.

And you do have to wonder to yourself, like, what are they thinking?

Like, you know, are they tripping when they're doing this?

This specific panel, it's part of a triptych.

Two of the pieces are in the British Museum.

The third piece, I believe, is in Mexico City.

And it's from a site called Yash Chulan.

It was like a door lintel, basically.

It would have been above.

So it would have been up there somewhere.

And looking at it, what you're seeing is on the right, there's a woman.

She's got a bowl in her left hand.

The bowl has a bunch of items in it.