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Fossil Dinosaur Tooth: Carcharodontosaurus Morocco Cretaceous

A rare ancient terracotta clay shrine offering with stylized form, a exaggerated head of an ancestral spirit. Bura peoples, Niger river delta, Nigeria, likely dating from the 11th to the 15th century.

An Ancient BURA CULTURE Terracotta sculpture , Niger, Africa. Dating from Circa 3rd to 11th century. A rare example with head leaning back and gazing towards the heavens. Provenance: Ex Dr. Brian Heal

Name: Ammonite Fossil Size: 5,8 inch (149 mm) Weight: 6,2 oz (176 g) Ammonite was considered by the ancients as a symbol of time, allowing to open the gift of foresight. A successful assistant is a ta

Exceedingly rare African relic created by an unknown culture in Ancient Sierra leone / Liberia West Africa, dating to before the 16th century. This "Nomoli" idol has classic form and shows great age a

Polished Fossil Shark Tooth: Megalodon Miocene 10 M.Y.O. South Carolina 5.3"

Otodus Megalodon Miocene 10 M.Y.O. South Carolina 4.55"

An Ancient BURA CULTURE Terracotta Head , Niger, Africa. Dating from Circa 3rd to 11th century. A very serene looking example with a wonderfully executed face. Ex Private New York Collection. The head

4 1/8" Megalodon Tooth/Fossil

Carved wood ceremonial shield / sculpture West Africa, highly embellished with cowrie shells, trade beads, ammonite fossils, bordered by multicolored feathers, topped by figural carving accented by wo

Group of four collectible T-Rex and dinosaur fossil sculptures, T-Rex is one of the largest dinosaurs to have walked the earth, lived about 70 million years ago in what is now North America. Approx. 4

A very rare ancient relic from Africa's past, a terracotta head, likely a fragment from a sculpture, katsina culture, Nigeria and dating back to 200 BC to 100 AD. This Nok related artifact features a

(36) Assorted Men's/Womens Wristwatches Andre Giroud, Waltham, Suisse Ralph, Fossil, Allude Diamond, RELIC Assorted Wristwatches: ZR55099 60 meters Leather Band Ladies; ZR33810 Bronze Rhinestones Cara

A very rare ancient relic from Africa's past, a terracotta head, likely a fragment from a sculpture, katsina culture, Nigeria and dating back to 200 BC to 100 AD. This Nok related artifact features a

A very rare ancient relic from Africa's past, a terracotta head, likely a fragment from a sculpture, katsina culture, Nigeria and dating back to 200 BC to 100 AD. This Nok related artifact features a

A very rare ancient relic from Africa's past, a terracotta head, likely a fragment from a sculpture, katsina culture, Nigeria and dating back to 200 BC to 100 AD. This Nok related artifact features a

Two Ivory Coast Wood MasksTwo African's Ivory Coast carved wood masks: Baule of an idealized man with downcast eyes, triangular nose and protruding smiling teeth; together with Senufo "Beautiful Lady,

A Very rare ancient relic from West Africa, Central Nigeria, Nok culture, ca. 500 BCE to 200 CE. A terracotta sculpture made of a coarse, quartz-tempered clay. The features were hand-modeled, and the

A Very rare ancient relic from West Africa, Central Nigeria, Nok culture, ca. 500 BCE to 200 CE. A terracotta headvmade of a coarse, quartz-tempered clay. The features were hand-modeled, and the face

A ancient stone relic from West Africa, present day Niger and Burkina Faso, found in the Bura-Asinda-Sikka region, ca. 300 AD to 1500 AD. This heavily incised stone and decorated head in bulbous form

A truly ancient weathered relic of a Dogon Mask, likely a Kanaga mask that has had the ears and super-structure has worn away long ago. The mask has organic black pigments and a highly styled face and

Cretaceous Period, 145-65 million years BP. A globular fossil North American T-Rex coprolite (dinosaur faeces), containing small bones. 424 grams, 88mm (3 1/2"). Hell Creek Formation, Glendive, Montan

A ancient stone relic from West Africa, present day Niger and Burkina Faso, found in the Bura-Asinda-Sikka region, ca. 300 AD to 1500 AD. This heavily incised stone and decorated head in bulbous form

The Kota used reliquary guardian figures to protect and identify the revered bones of family ancestors. The Kota believed that the relics of important men and women retain power after death, providing