Pre-Columbian Artifact Of A Mayan God Figure.

Pre-Columbian Artifact Of A Mayan God Figure. Estimated more than 500 yrs old. Pre-Columbian era incorporates all period subdivisions in the history and prehistory of the Americas before the appearanc

Pre-Columbian Maya figure of the god Kinich ahau from Mexico/Guatemala, ca. 600-900 CE. Seated on a throne with designs, wearing headrdress and a necklace with pendant. Cinnabar and amole mineral depo

Pre-Columbian Mayan Style Jade Seated god Figure from Guatemala, ca. 600-900 CE. 8 3/8" in height.

Pre Columbian carved stone figure. Mezcala stone axe god, 4 3/4" high.

3 Mayan Artifacts, sitting figure 6.25 x 4.125 x 3.25 inches, cup 2.6875 x 2.75 x 2.6875 inches, other figure 7.875 x 2.875 x 1.25 inches, measurements are approximate

THIS BEAUTIFUL ARTIFACT IS 9 INCHES TALL BY 5 INCHES WIDE. THIS IS AN OHIO STATE COLLEGE DEACCESSION. IT IS FROM BELIZE. IT IS SOLID. ALL ITEMS HAVE BEEN LOOKED AT BY SAM JOHNSON, ALL ARE AUTHENTIC TO

Pre-Columbian, Mayan, ca. 200 to 950 CE. This is a group of two Mayan pottery objects, one a redware bowl with snake-like red and black designs around its exterior, and the other the flattened figure

Seated painted elongated zebra form, measures 13 inches tall, seated Mayan god, measures 9 inches tall, seated tribal circle, measures 7 inches in diameter, property of Waccabuc Estate

An ancient Pre Columbian Mezcala hand carved stone God figure, revered for their simplistic yet striking representations of human forms or deities, a remarkable artifact from the Mezcala culture of an

Mayan Old Man God~ Pre Colombian (600-900 AD) The Old Man God is a common figure in the ancient Mayan religion, ceramics, and stories. He is likely derived from the Mexican Old Fire God. - Ceramic- 60

Mayan Old Man God~ Pre Colombian (600-900 AD) The Old Man God is a common figure in the ancient Mayan religion, ceramics, and stories. He is likely derived from the Mexican Old Fire God. - Ceramic - 6

An ancient Pre Columbian carved stone ax, featuring a god figure and dating to approximately 300 BC, a remarkable artifact from the Mezcala culture of ancient Mesoamerica. Mezcala culture is known for

**First Time At Auction** Pre-Columbian, Mexico and northern Central America, Mayan Territories, Late Classic, ca. 550 to 900 CE. An eerie figure, perhaps channeling the god Xipe Totec, hand-molded fr

Including figures and a pipe. 12 items. Provenance: The Collection of the Estate of Elayne and Monroe Weinstein, Poughkeepsie, NY.

The Inca's are considered some of the greatest metallurgists to have ever lived. They worked in gold, silver, copper, and bronze.

The Inca's are considered some of the greatest metallurgists to have ever lived. They worked in gold, silver, copper, and bronze.

The Inca's are considered some of the greatest metallurgists to have ever lived. They worked in gold, silver, copper, and bronze.

The Inca's are considered some of the greatest metallurgists to have ever lived. They worked in gold, silver, copper, and bronze.

Carved from solid turquoise. Statue depicts an Aztec, Mayan or Inca warrior offering a fish to the gods. 4 1/2"T x 3" W. Repair done to arms. Some chips and flea bites throughout.

Mayan Flute Figure (600-900 AD) This Pre-Columbian Mayan Flute may have been used to tell the story of Gods interacting with mankind, or to communicate discreetly during battle (bird sounds). Some Sou

3 1/4" Solid Pottery Pre-Columbian Figure, Mayan

3 stone pipes, one stone figure, one clay Mayan figure. Good overall as pictured.

3 1/4" Tall Stone Axe God Effigy, Mayan, Ex Brandon Vanderver

5 1/2" H. Mayan Olmecoid Figure. Guatemala. Head, torso and upper legs and arms are original with repair to hands and feet. Dark brown, glossy ceramic finish. Rare type. Female figure with ear ornamen