Mexico, West coast, Ca 300 BCE to 1200 CE. Included are: a 2" long, hand modeled red clay, prone figurine with coffee bean eyes; a 1 1/4"long, hand modeled red clay bird figure; a 7/8" wide, hand modeled brown clay figurine's head wearing twin peaked cap; a 2 1/2" molded articulated puppet's body and it's loose head, the pieces once held together with binding cordage; an 1 1/2" tall hand modeled brown clay figurine with missing head, probably ritually broken; a 2 1/4" tall hand-modeled figural fragment with burnished red paint; a 4" tall molded redware deer or elk head, the front end of a hollow figure with right leg glued on; a 4" tall hand-modeled, dark brown clay female figurine known as the 'Type C' style; and a 3 1/2" tall hand modeled reddish clay female figural fragment. Most are Elmer-glued to descriptive cards. 2.00"L x 4.00"W x 0.88"H (5.08 L x 10.16 W x 2.22 H cm)

Provenance: Ex-Dr. Heflin, collector, 1946-1962

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Poor to fairly good with some level of damage to each.