Bactrian / BMAC Stone Mace Head, Socket Hole

**First Time At Auction** Central Asia, Bactrian (BMAC) culture, ca. late 3rd to early 2nd millennium BCE. A spherical stone mace head, carved from a hard, dark green nearly black stone with light gre

A Nice Bactrian Stone Mace Head (BMAC) 3rd Millennium B.C. BMAC D: 10.5cm ******FREE INTERNATIONAL REGULAR POSTAGE******

A Nice Bactrian Stone Mace Head (BMAC) 3rd Millennium B.C. BMAC SIZE: D: 10cm

A Nice Bactrian Stone Mace Head (BMAC) 3rd Millennium B.C. BMAC D: 10.5cm This Item comes with Certificate of Authenticity

A Nice Bactrian Stone Mace Head (BMAC) 3rd Millennium B.C. BMAC D: 10.5cm This Item comes with Certificate of Authenticity

Central Asia, Bactrian, ca. 2500 to 2250 BCE. A hefty ball-shaped mace head, hand-carved from a mottled green stone with dark inclusions, with a central hafting hole oriented vertically through the mi

Ancient Central Asia, Bactria, ca. late 3rd to 2nd millennium BCE. A set of 2 hand-carved mace heads, each of inverted conical form with a biconical hafting hole drilled through the body. Carved from

A stone Bactrian mace head, 2300 - 1500 B.C. , 2-1/4" H; 10 oz. Provenance: Ex private collection, Brooklyn, NY

Ca. 1st millennium BC.A carved hardstone ball-type mace head with a central shafting hole. Stone mace heads were a type of blunt weapon used in ancient Mesopotamia for both battle and ceremonial purpo

Monumental Pre-Columbian green stone bead or mace head, drilled central hole. Origin: Central America. Age: 500-800 A.D. Measures 2 1/2" x 2". Weighs 10.3 oz.

A stone star mace head, Peru, ca. 1400 - 1532 A.D., a six pointed star shaped stone mace head, speckled green stone, attachment hole in center. Dimensions: 4-3/8" dia.; Weight: 11 oz. Provenance: Ex.

1st millennium AD. An irregular flat stone doughnut-shaped macehead with central socket. 593 grams, 11.5cm (4 1/2"). From a private Austrian collection; formerly in the Vincent collection, Berkshire,

(lot of 7) Pre-Columbian probably Incan and or Peruvian stone mace head group, each with a carved center hole and spoked form, largest: 5"dia

Egypt, probably pre-Dynastic/Naqada I period, ca. 4400 to 3000 BCE. An incredible disc-shaped mace head made of a beautiful black and white breccia with a drilled center hole and a smooth surface; the

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chavin, ca. 900 to 500 BCE. A nicely preserved stone mace head made from a dense, dark gray stone. The conical weapon has a central socketing hole that runs through th

**Originally Listed At $650** Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chavin, ca. 900 to 400 BCE. A pale stone mace head in the form of a fish, with a round socket through its center. Three fins with deeply incised line

Pre-Columbian, Peru, Chavin culture, ca. 200 BCE. A beautifully-preserved, polished stone mace head, made from a dense, reddish-brown stone, carved to have a wide, flaring socket and a body composed o

Egypt, probably pre-Dynastic / Naqada II period, ca. 3500 to 3000 BCE. An incredible piriform-shaped mace head made of a beautiful black and grey breccia with a drilled center hole and a smooth surfac

A beautiful Costa Rican stone mace head in the form of a frog, Atlantic Watershed region, Nicoya, c. AD 800 - 1500, with detailed head and legs; central vertical shaft hole. 3 1/4 x 6 1/2 in (8.3 x 16

Pre-Columbian zoomorphic stone mace head, 700-1000 AD, Nicoya culture, Costa Rica, carved in the form of a stylized owl head, having a cylindrical hole through the center for attachment to a shaft, 2"

**Originally Listed At $400** Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chavin, ca. 900 to 500 BCE. A large discoid mace head, hand-carved from a creamy beige stone, with a central socketing hole, a wide body,

Near East, north of Iran, Marlik, second half of 2nd millennium to early 1st millennium BCE. A thick-walled piriform macehead carved from a lustrous black stone with a cylindrical socket, open at both

Pre-Columbian zoomorphic stone mace head, 700-1000 AD, Nicoya culture, Costa Rica, carved in the form of a stylized owl head, having a cylindrical hole through the center for attachment to a shaft, 1.

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Chavin, ca. 900 to 500 BCE. A beautifully-preserved mace head carved from dense stone with a slightly rough texture. The circular base has a central socketing hole whi