Mayan Warrior/Shaman Lizard Flute (600-1100 AD)

Mayan Warrior/Shaman Lizard Flute (600-1100 AD)Clothed, and wearing a sacrificial bib, this warrior/shaman lizard is a working flute. The mohawk of a warrior means he is ready to go into battle. - Mes

Mayan Jaguar Flute (600-1100 AD)Pre-Colombian musical instruments may have mimicked birds, thus during a hunt they could be used to send messages without warning the prey. This ferocious little jagua

Mayan Monkey Flute (600-1100 AD)The Monkey plays an important role in the Mayan Culture as an ancestor of modern humans. Created by the Gods from trees, the monkeys were sinners, and only a few surviv

Mayan Jaguar Flute (600-1100 AD)Pre-Colombian musical instruments may have mimicked birds, thus during a hunt they could be used to send messages without warning the prey. - Mesoamerica- Classic peri

Mayan Bird God Flute (600-1100 AD)Birds ability to fly both fascinated, and frightened the Mayan.  Thus they attributed this supernatural power to one of their deities.  During the post clas

Mayan Jaguar (600-1100 AD)This provincial jaguar was likely part of an incense burner. The joyful face, and budging eyes imply this is a supernatural being. - Mesoamerica- Late-Post Classic period 600

Mayan Flute Figure (600-900 AD) This Pre-Columbian Mayan Flute may have been used to tell the story of Gods interacting with mankind, or to communicate discreetly during battle (bird sounds). Some Sou

Mayan Crocodile Flute (600-800 AD)Pre-Colombian musical instruments may have mimicked birds. During a hunt, or battle, hunters could use them to send messages to fellow warriors, without warning the p

Mayan Jaguar Fragment (600-1100 AD)An adorable small ceramic jaguar from the late-classic to early post classic period. - Mesoamerica- Late/Post-Classic period 600-1100 AD- Ceramic- From a Private New

Mayan Monkey Shaman (600-1100 AD)The Monkey plays an important role in the Mayan Culture as an ancestor of modern humans. Created by the Gods from trees, the monkeys were sinners, and only a few survi

Mayan Jaguar Shaman Warrior (600-1100 AD)With extensive regalia, including a cape, earrings, and a warrior mohawk, this jaguar is being embodied by a noble shaman. Once part of a large bowl. - Mesoame

Mayan Ceramic Monkey Fragments (600-1100 AD)To the left is a Story teller monkey, he was originally a finger puppet. In the middle is an actual monkey, no regalia or pose, who was a face-out on a cera

Mayan Warrior Monkey Head (600-1100 AD)The warrior monkey is a shaman, embodied by a supernatural monkey during battle. The mohawk of the warrior, and the large earspools of a noble shaman are still v

Two Pre-Columbian Figural Vessels, one Colima Culture, c. 300 BC, Mexico, h. 5 in., w. 4 1/2 in., d. 5 1/2 in.; other unidentified culture, c. 600 - 1100 AD, Costa Rica, h. 7 3/8 in., w. 5 1/4 in., d.

Mayan Solar Face Disk ~ Pre Colombian 600 AD - 800 AD • Pre-Columbian Mayan • 600 AD -800 AD • Highlands of Guatemala • 3.75" Diameter • Stand Included! From a Private Tucson Estate.

Culture: Pre-Columbian Classification: Classic Mayan Date: 600 AD - 850 AD

(lot of 3) Pre-Columbian Mayan, circa 600-900 AD, vessels, all having incised geometric decoration, all repaired, 5.5"h x 6"dia. Provenance Lewis Land Collection

Mayan Beads (600-900 AD), Modern Turquoise & Silver This collection of ancient Mayan Jade and greenstone beads is elegantly strung with vintage Navajo heishi turquoise and silver. - Jade, Greenstone,

Pre -Columbian eccentrics, ceremonial use, finely napped white flint, both of the earlier type and about 600 AD. Mayan, from Central America to Southern Mexico, a serrated edge disk and a bird knife f

(lot of 3) Pre-Columbian Mayan, Guatamala AD 600-900, polychrome decorated bowl with black banded rim framing the stylized cervidae figure, 11"dia., Pre-Columbian style, Cocle/Veraquas culture, cerami

Figural Pot, Mayan, Probably Guatemala, 600-900 AD. A figural pot modeled as a frog around the base, the upper portion with flaring neck and polychrome painted details of avian subjects between bands

Mayan Anthropomorphic Bead (200 AD - 600 AD) 
The Mayan Artists would show their mastery of jade by creating multiple faces, animals, and Gods on a single bead. This wonderful example shows an o

Ancient Pre Columbian Mayan Bowl, Ca. 600 to 900 AD. Size 10 inches diameter x 6 inches high. A large size round example thick walled bowl with twin looped handles. Provenance: From the Estate of Judi

Jar with cylindrical neck decorated with a band of sinuous mythological creatures and with globular body decorated with a band of quadrupeds. Mayan, probably Ulua Valley, Honduras, circa 600 AD Burnis