In Serbian tradition, these objects were sometimes buried with corpses to prevent a spirit from wandering out of its grave. After a god partly named for these objects turns into the sun, his rival knocks him from the sky using a stone club. One of these objects “of Eight Ta” is joined by a sword and a jewel in the Imperial Regalia of Japan. Tezcatlipoca’s right foot was depicted as one of these objects, which were usually made from obsidian in Mesoamerica. A “magic” one of these objects is asked “who is the fairest one of all” in the story of Snow White. For 10 points, name these reflective surfaces.
In Serbian tradition, these objects were sometimes buried with corpses to prevent a spirit from wandering out of its grave. After a god partly named for these objects turns into the sun, his rival knocks him from the sky using a stone club. One of these objects “of Eight Ta” is joined by a sword and a jewel in the Imperial Regalia of Japan. Tezcatlipoca’s right foot was depicted as one of these objects, which were usually made from obsidian in Mesoamerica. A “magic” one of these objects is asked “who is the fairest one of all” in the story of Snow White. For 10 points, name these reflective surfaces.
In Serbian tradition, these objects were sometimes buried with corpses to prevent a spirit from wandering out of its grave.