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A ceramic zoomorphic sculpture, identified as a Marajoara culture artifact, is displayed within the Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia da Universidade de São Paulo (MAE-USP) in São Paulo, Brazil. The brown, stylized figure depicts an animal, exhibiting an elongated snout with an open mouth and visible teeth, circular hollowed eyes, distinct rounded ears, and a neck collar. Its robust body is supported by two U-shaped legs, and a small curled tail is visible at the rear. Fine vertical striations cover the entire surface. The sculpture stands on a flat, rectangular, light brown base, elevated above a dark, textured floor. Directed overhead lighting illuminates the artifact, casting a sharp shadow to its left and behind. Reflections of white linear and circular ceiling light fixtures are visible in the upper frame, indicating the sculpture is enclosed within a protective display case. No persons, actions, or interactions are visible in the scene.
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