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Five Native and Mexican stone grinders and manos: A collection of five ancient and historic stone food-preparation tools, comprising both indigenous North American artifacts and Mexican folkloric utensils. The assortment includes a large, heavy recta

Oct 4, 2026

Five Native and Mexican stone grinders and manos

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$600

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$900

$300

Ventura, CA

California Auctioneers

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6 Archaic to Woodland Stone Tools - Nutting Stones, Axe Heads, Grinder, & Discoidal: Native American, Archaic to Woodland period, ca. 8000 BCE – 1000 CE. A compact assembly of six ground and pecked stone implements, each shaped by patient abrasion rather than flaking. The group

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6 Archaic to Woodland Stone Tools - Nutting Stones, Axe Heads, Grinder, & Discoidal

$800

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

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3 Mississippian Miniature Stone Implements -Trough Mortar & Pestles: Native American, Mississippian culture, ca. 800–1600 CE. A trio of diminutive ground stone implements, each a hand-worn cobble of tan to grey-brown sandstone or similar coarse stone, smoothed al

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3 Mississippian Miniature Stone Implements -Trough Mortar & Pestles

$400

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

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Prehistoric Hohokam Slate Pigment Palette: Ca. 500–1400 CE. Native American, Southwest United States, Hohokam culture, ca. 500 to 1400 CE. A Hohokam slate implement or pigment palette, carved from a dark, fine-grained stone slab and shap

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Prehistoric Hohokam Slate Pigment Palette

$2,800

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

Woodland to Mississippian Stone & Pottery Mortars and Pestles - 22 Miniatures: Native American, Woodland to Mississippian cultures, ca. 1000 BCE – 1500 CE. A compact assembly of twenty-two diminutive grinding implements, gathered as a study collection of mortars and pestle

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Woodland to Mississippian Stone & Pottery Mortars and Pestles - 22 Miniatures

$600

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

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Mississippian Stone Ellipsoid Implement or Gamepiece: Native American, Mississippian culture, ca. 800–1500 CE. A dense ovoid of hard gray granular stone, pecked and abraded into a smooth ellipsoid and worn by long handling to a soft, matte sheen. T

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Mississippian Stone Ellipsoid Implement or Gamepiece

$600

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

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