Kneeling Female Figure 

This Aztec sculpture depicts a kneeling female figure, likely a representation of a goddess or a high-ranking woman. The figure's stylized features and large, circular earrings are characteristic of Aztec art, which often depicted figures in a simplified, geometric style. The sculpture is made from volcanic rock, which is common in Mesoamerican art, and is a prime example of the artistry of the Aztecs, a powerful civilization that flourished in central Mexico from the 14th to 16th centuries.