Four Pre-Colombian Heads

Four pre-Colombian heads, including three Calima. 5/12 in.

A lot of four Pre-Colombian Mayan culture carved green jade ear gauge spool earrings. Largest diameter approx. 3 3/8" and smallest approx. 1 1/8". Total weight approx. 187.4 grams. Appear in overall g

Four Pre-Colombian or Costa Rican figures and masks, the first (2) Pre-Columbian stone maskettes, greatest 3"h x 2.5"w x .75"d; the second two miniature Costa Rican fertility red clay rattle figures i

Six Pre-Columbian ceramic head fragments Dimensions Smallest H 1-1/8" W 13/16" D 9/16" to Largest H 2-1/16" W 2-1/16" D 3/4" Copy and paste this link for high-res images.

Ancient Stone Artifact Pre Colombian Mace Head. Measure 3 3/4" X 2.5" X 2". This lot, and many forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiquar

Ancient Stone Artifact Pre Colombian Mace Head . Measure 3 1/4" X 3 1/4" X 2". This lot, and many forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiq

Ancient Stone Artifact Pre Colombian Mace Head. Measure 3 3/4" X 3" X 2". This lot, and many forthcoming are from the estate of a true antiquity connoisseur in every sense of the word. This antiquaria

5" x 4" Pre-Colombian Mace Head Effigy, Solid.

comprising: six fragments held on wood bases, of varying size, style, and stone, largest, 7-1/2 x 3-3/4 in.; three small stone figures, one drilled as pendant, largest, 2 x 1 in.; stone head fragment,

Pre Colombian Volcanic Rock Sculpture Head. Measures 8" x 6.5" x 6"

A lot of four vintage hardcover books. Precolombian Dermatology and Cosmetology in Mexico by Dominique D. Verut, published by Schering Corp., 1973. Winter, pictured by Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr., publishe

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Olmec Head (crop offering)~. Pre-Colombian 1200 BC - 400 BC Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields

Olmec Head (crop offering)~. Pre-Colombian 1200 BC - 400 BC Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields

Olmec Head, Crop Offering, Pre-Colombian (1200-400 BC) Pre-Columbian terra cotta heads turned up in open fields. This suggests that these effigies were "sown” or ritually buried, in corn fields as o

Pre-Colombian pottery figural deity face head in red. Measures approx. 6 1/2" height x 6" width x 5 1/2" depth. Shows typical wear associated with age. However, appears in overall good condition. JD/B

An early Pre-Colombian mottled green and white axe head (celt), c. 1000 BC, L: 4 in (10.1cm). A very attractive piece in perfect condition. Ex New York City private collection, purchase from Alex Acev

Costa Rica, Pre-Colombian Figure Headhunter With Two Trophy Heads . Approx. 16" Tall. World Traveler's Collection Florida. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request an

A group of four stone and pottery Pre-Columbian objects. ++ Head fragment. Eastern Mexico, Vera Cruz. ++ Seated figure. Western Mexico, Chinesco. ++ Seated smoking figure. Costa Rica, CE100-1400. ++ B

Pre-Colombian Peru six-pointed star form mace head carved of deep brownish black stone. Hole for inserting handle. Believed to date to the Incan Empire, ca. 1438-1533. Approx. 3 3/4" diameter, approx.

Pre-Colombian camelid fiber band, oblique twining in four colors, Arica, Chili, c. 300-700 CE. Cf. Arica, Diez mil Anos (Museo Chileno de Arts Precolombino Santiago, 1985, pp. 36-37) for similar examp

Costa Rican Warrior holding a trophy head (800-1400 AD) This warrior brandishes an axe in one hand and a decapictated head in the other. Warriors of Pre-Colombian Costa Rica displayed their prowess on