NICE 6 1/4" MAYAN MACRO BLADE FLINT DAGGER, PRE-COLUMBIAN SPEAR, HIGHLY TRANSLUCENT AND VERY WELL

NICE 4 1/4" MAYAN MACRO BLADE FLINT DAGGER, PRE-COLUMBIAN SPEAR, HIGHLY TRANSLUCENT AND VERY WELL PATINATED

HIGHLY TRANSLUCENT 5 1/4" MAYAN MACRO BLADE FLINT DAGGER, PRE-COLUMBIAN SPEAR, VERY WELL PATINATED AND WELL FLAKED EXAMPLE

AMAZING 4 1/2" MAYAN MACRO BLADE FLINT DAGGER, PRE-COLUMBIAN SPEAR, VERY WELL PATINATED EXAMPLE

INCREDIBLE MAYAN FLINT ECCENTRIC FROM BELIEZE, HIGHLY TRANSLUCENT EXAMPLE, NICE LARGE WELL MADE PIECE

6 1/4" Mayan Blade. Guatemala. Deep black chert. Thin, very well made. Pre-Columbian. Ex-Ronald Comer

NICE MAYAN SCORPION EFFIGY FLINT ECCENTRIC FROM BELIEZE, HIGHLY TRANSLUCENT PRECOLUMBIAN ARTIFACT

6 7/8" Mayan Macro Blade. Central America. Black Colha Flint. Very fine condition. Bennett COA

2 1/4" Mayan Highly Translucent Eccentric or Effigy. Not sure what the native American was thinking on this one. Made of a translucent stone that looks a lot like ice. Some Mayan Flint Eccentrics are

12 1/4" Mixtec Blade. Mayan. Mexico. Large, thin and very well made. Museum quality. Ex-Rick Stevens, Hugh Smith (1929-1990). Very nice. Stermer COA

Extra pretty well patinated black and cream Colha chert. Classic 'dagger' form. Ex- Greg Courson Collection. British Honduras. Jackson COA.

Pre-Columbian classic Mayan dagger / knife found in Ecuador, extremely well made and fine example with lots of coloration, just a hair under 9" L and approx 2 1/8" W x 1/4" thick (very thin for its si

6 3/8" Mayan Macro Dagger, Hand Held Knife, Found in Belize. Pre-Columbian Ex John Grotte.

6.1/4" Macro Dagger, Mayan, Pre Columbian, Belize

10 1/2" Translucent Precolumbian Mayan Flint Blade Found in Belize

Pre-Columbian, Mayan Territories, Mexico thru Central America, ca. 550 to 900 CE. Set of three very fine Mayan blades made of chert. Each bifacially knapped with sharp edges and fine pointed tips. The

Some Mayan Flint Eccentrics are fairly easy to identify what the maker intended for them to represent. They are very fun to look at and use your imagination. We all enjoy sitting around putting our tw

This one has a flat edge that allows it to stand upright on a shelf. Looks like a bird. Some Mayan Flint Eccentrics are fairly easy to identify what the maker intended for them to represent. They are

A very well made Pre-Columbian Flint Blade, Size: 6.50" long 2.72" wide, Ex Byron Anderson collection, Byron can be found in Who's who's in Indian Relics vol. 2

A very well made Pre-Columbian Flint Blade, Size: 6.25" long 2.32" wide, Ex Byron Anderson collection who is in Who's who's in Indian artifact vol. 2

A very well made Pre-Columbian Flint Blade, Size: 6.25" long 2.11" wide, Ex Byron Anderson collection, Byron can be found in Who's who's in Indian Relics vol. 2

A very well made Pre-Columbian Flint Blade, Size: 6.11" long 2.50" wide, Ex Byron Anderson collection who is in Who's who's in Indian artifact vol. 2

Likely a depiction of a Tamandua or Collared Anteater. Some Mayan Flint Eccentrics are fairly easy to identify what the maker intended for them to represent. They are very fun to look at and use your

2" Pre-Columbian Mayan Animal w/ Human Head Eccentric (that's what I see but it could be another symbol). Some Mayan Flint Eccentrics are fairly easy to identify what the maker intended for them to re

1 7/8" Highly Translucent Pre-Columbian Eccentric Sea Turtle. Some Mayan Flint Eccentrics are fairly easy to identify what the maker intended for them to represent. They are very fun to look at and us