Bolivia, Nazcoide, c.300 - 700 AD. A tall

Salado Branch, Hohokam Onion Skin Variety Period: 700 AD - 1100 AD Size: 6 inches tall 18.5 inches diameter

Salado Branch, Hohokam scoop Period: 700 AD - 1100 AD Size: 8.75 inches long 2.5 inches tall

Lovely pottery piece that is Anasazi Kayenta culture dating 700-850 AD. Kana'a pitcher with black pointed coils on white. Stands approx 9" tall. NOTE: From the collection of Daniel Cutrone, professor

This remarkable pitcher is of the Anasazi (Northwestern Arizona) culture, 700-900 AD. Kana with black geometric design on white. Stands approx 7.5" tall. NOTE: From the collection of Daniel Cutrone,

A nice Pre-Columbian steatite maize deity, c. AD 700 - 1300, well-carved the god wears a tall headdress, his hands to either side of his rounded belly. Attached at back is an ear of corn. Intact with

A pre-Columbian 600 AD - 800 AD 6 1/2 inches tall Bolivia Kero. This ceramic polychrome example has several molded and painted faces encircling the vessel. Red, white and purple paints. Ex- Knox Artif

FINE PRE-COLUMBIAN 14KT YELLOW GOLD TRIPLE RING EAGLE PENDANT, 700 AD W. 5.5 DWT

A Large Moche Stirrup Vesselc. 100 - 700 AD The large body painted on one side

ca. 500–700 AD. Merovingian. A stunning gold ring comprising a circular band with flared shoulder and applied oval bezel set with a cabochon garnet gem; fully wearable condition. The item has underg

A Veracruz Stone Yoke Eastern Mexico, c. 400-700 AD Speckled gray stone, the ends carved in relief to depict half of a face with a large headdress. Remains of red cinnabar in

A Unique Jade Figural Pendant with Ring at Base Costa Rica, c. 300 – 700 AD Carved from blue-green jade with a high polish. The figure squatting or sitting on top of an unusual ring. Unique to t

Pre-Columbian Costa Rica - Guanacaste-Nicoya zone Period: Ca. 300 AD - 700 AD Size: 24.0" long x 10.25" wide x height 13.5 in Provenance: Ex-

Three Jade Pendants Costa Rica, c. 300 – 700 AD All carved from dark green jade with a high polish. One a full figure bird with large round eye and long pointed beak, apparently looking backward

An Avian Axe God Pendant Costa Rica, c. 300 – 700 AD Hefty dark blue-green speckled jade in form of the Avian Axe God with a large beak, wings folded in, drilled eyes and groove on forehead for

Ca. 600-700 AD A stunning matched pair of gold earrings. Each comprised of a hinged and elongated hoop attached to a triangular-shaped plaque with an openwork filigree decoration. Suspended below are

Ca. 600-700 AD A beautiful gold cross pendant with expanding arms and ribbed suspension loop, inset pale green glass cloisons to the arms and centre. From lower and side arms short-chain dangles with

Ca. 500-700 AD A Byzantine gold ring featuring a discoid bezel joined to a solid round-section hoop, and decorated with a niello-inlaid design of a monogram in the form of a cross. For simiilar rings

An Exceptional Nazca Textile Panel Peru, c. 100-700 AD Superbly woven camelid fibers in tight tapestry weave with red, pink, blue, and yellow dyes, with natural fi

Ca. 600-700 AD A stunning matched pair of gold earrings. Each a round hoop with hook-and-eye closure and crescent-shaped plaque of lacelike filigree coils with a central circle. Suspended below are fo

A Costa Rican Jade Figural Pendant Guanacaste, Circa 300-700 A.D. Height 4 1/2 inches (11.4 cm). Property from a New York Collection Provenance: Property from a Midwestern Private Collection. Sotheby'

Ring - ca. 600-700 AD; Stone - ca. 200 AD. A gold ring of a flat-section hoop, with its grooves and edges adding texture and dimension to the piece. The raised bezel is set with a garnet intaglio that

Ca. 600-700 AD. A red stone intaglio, engraved with a monogram consisting of various letters. The ring itself, made of gold and featuring a simple yet elegant design, might be of a later period. Monog

Ca. 600-700 AD. A cut glass bowl of a hemispherical shape, complemented by a concave base, creates a well-balanced and elegant form. The exterior of the bowl is meticulously adorned with four rows of

Ca. 600-700 AD. A matched pair of openwork gold earrings in a crescent shape, each with a hook and eye closure and intricately decorated with granulation and tendrils. Byzantium was justly famous for