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{{Infobox Art | {{Infobox Art | ||
| − | |name= | + | |name = rock-head statue |
| − | |ja-name= いしあたまなちょうこく | + | |ja-name = いしあたまなちょうこく |
| − | |ko-name= 돌 머리의 조각 | + | |ko-name = 돌 머리의 조각 |
| − | |zh-name= 石头颅雕塑 | + | |zh-name = 石头颅雕塑 |
| − | |zht-name= 石頭顱雕塑 | + | |zht-name = 石頭顱雕塑 |
| − | |fr-name= Sculpture déterminée | + | |fr-name = Sculpture déterminée |
| − | |it-name= Testa di roccia | + | |it-name = Testa di roccia |
| − | |es-name= Cabeza colosal | + | |es-name = Cabeza colosal |
| − | |de-name= Dickkopfskulptur | + | |de-name = Dickkopfskulptur |
| − | |nl-name= Koppige standbeeld | + | |nl-name = Koppige standbeeld |
| − | |ru-name= Твердолобая статуя | + | |ru-name = Твердолобая статуя |
| − | |image= Rock-Head Statue NH Icon.png | + | |image = Rock-Head Statue NH Icon.png |
| − | |imagesize= 128px | + | |imagesize = 128px |
| − | |real name= {{Wp|Olmec colossal heads}} | + | |caption = The rock-head statue in {{NH|nolink}} |
| − | |year= c. 1000 BC | + | |real name = {{Wp|Olmec colossal heads}} |
| + | |year = c. 1000 BC | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | The ''' | + | The '''rock-head statue''' is a [[Art|statue]] in {{NH}} introduced in the [[Animal Crossing: New Horizons/Update history/1.2.0|1.2.0 April Free Update]]. It is based on the {{Wp|Olmec colossal heads}}. |
==Art details== | ==Art details== | ||
| − | ===In {{NH|nolink | + | ===In {{NH|short|nolink}}=== |
| + | {{Main|Item:Rock-head statue (New Horizons)}} | ||
| + | {{See also|Item:Rock-head statue (fake) (New Horizons)}} | ||
{{NHArtInfo | {{NHArtInfo | ||
|image=Rock-Head Statue NH Icon.png | |image=Rock-Head Statue NH Icon.png | ||
| − | |fake-image=Rock-Head Statue ( | + | |fake-image=Rock-Head Statue (Fake) NH Icon.png |
|art-name=Olmec Colossal Head | |art-name=Olmec Colossal Head | ||
|author=Artist Unknown | |author=Artist Unknown | ||
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|art-style=Basalt | |art-style=Basalt | ||
|description=Giant stone head thought to be from the ancient Mesoamerican Olmec civilization. The larger ones can reach three meters in height. Scholars think they only crafted heads, no bodies. | |description=Giant stone head thought to be from the ancient Mesoamerican Olmec civilization. The larger ones can reach three meters in height. Scholars think they only crafted heads, no bodies. | ||
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|buy-price=4980 | |buy-price=4980 | ||
|sell-price=1245 | |sell-price=1245 | ||
| art-type = Statue | | art-type = Statue | ||
| − | | authenticity = In the forgery, the statue's lips are slightly curled into a smile. If the lips are more neutral, it is genuine. | + | | authenticity = In the forgery, the statue's lips are slightly curled into a smile. If the lips are more neutral, it is genuine. |
|availability=Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler | |availability=Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler | ||
|art-width=2.0 | |art-width=2.0 | ||
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==Real-world information== | ==Real-world information== | ||
[[File:Olmec Colossal Head.jpg|thumb|left|200px|An Olmec colossal head]] | [[File:Olmec Colossal Head.jpg|thumb|left|200px|An Olmec colossal head]] | ||
| − | The Olmec colossal heads | + | The Olmec colossal heads are a series of traditional basalt sculptures carved by the Olmecs, the earliest known Mesoamerican civilization to have existed in human history, having occupied what is now Veracruz and Tabasco, Mexico, between 1500 BC to 400 BC. The colossal heads, often around the size of an adult human, are believed to represent rulers who were respected by and seen as powerful in Olmec tradition. While first discovered by José María Melgar y Serrano in 1862, the heads would still remain poorly-documented and obscure before the 1862 discovery was re-excavated by Matthew Stirling in 1938, after which they would skyrocket in popularity among the archaeological world and instigate further investigations into the Olmecs. Today, they stand in the public eye as the most iconic relic of Olmec civilization. |
| − | {{ | + | {{Navbox Art}} |
[[Category:Statues]] | [[Category:Statues]] | ||
[[Category:New Horizons art]] | [[Category:New Horizons art]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:25, April 2, 2023
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 The rock-head statue in Animal Crossing: New Horizons | ||||||
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| Olmec colossal heads | ||||||
| Year | c. 1000 BC | |||||
| Artist | Unknown | |||||
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Name in other languages
いしあたまなちょうこく
石头颅雕塑 Sculpture déterminée Cabeza colosal Testa di roccia Твердолобая статуя
돌 머리의 조각 石頭顱雕塑 Sculpture déterminée Cabeza colosal Dickkopfskulptur Koppige standbeeld | ||||||
The rock-head statue is a statue in Animal Crossing: New Horizons introduced in the 1.2.0 April Free Update. It is based on the Olmec colossal heads.
Art details[edit]
In New Horizons[edit]
Real artwork
Forgery
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Olmec Colossal Head
Artist Unknown, Circa 1000 BCE
Basalt
| Museum description | Giant stone head thought to be from the ancient Mesoamerican Olmec civilization. The larger ones can reach three meters in height. Scholars think they only crafted heads, no bodies. |
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| Buy price |  4,980 Bells
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| Sell price | 1,245 Bells[nb 1]
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| Obtain from |  Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler |
| Authenticity | In the forgery, the statue's lips are slightly curled into a smile. If the lips are more neutral, it is genuine. |
| Furniture size | 
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- ↑ Cannot be sold if it is a forgery.
Real-world information[edit]
The Olmec colossal heads are a series of traditional basalt sculptures carved by the Olmecs, the earliest known Mesoamerican civilization to have existed in human history, having occupied what is now Veracruz and Tabasco, Mexico, between 1500 BC to 400 BC. The colossal heads, often around the size of an adult human, are believed to represent rulers who were respected by and seen as powerful in Olmec tradition. While first discovered by José María Melgar y Serrano in 1862, the heads would still remain poorly-documented and obscure before the 1862 discovery was re-excavated by Matthew Stirling in 1938, after which they would skyrocket in popularity among the archaeological world and instigate further investigations into the Olmecs. Today, they stand in the public eye as the most iconic relic of Olmec civilization.
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