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Bell pendant topped by a standing coyote, with pricked-up ears and an open mouth. The figure is slender, with an elongated head turned forward. The tail is raised and curved, forming a dynamic hook. The animal rests on an openwork pedestal, attached to a functional hemispherical bell designed to produce a sound when moved. Gold, lost-wax casting; shows signs of wear and age Diquís, Costa Rica, late Period V, transition to Period VI, circa 700–1550 CE 4 × 2 × 2.5 cm Weight: 32.38 g Provenance: Paris-Drouot auction, Debenoît & Fierfort auction house, February 25, 2010, catalog no. 113.
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