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Maya Stone Celts & Bead Group - Five Polished & Axe Blades: Pre-Columbian, Mexico or Guatemala, Maya, ca. 300–900 CE. A group of five Maya stone celts, polished axe blades in gray, black, tan, and greenish stone, together with a greenstone pendant and tw

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Maya Stone Celts & Bead Group - Five Polished & Axe Blades

$1,000

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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Valdivia Fish-Form Votive Axe, Hardstone Celt: Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, Valdivia, ca. 2300–2200 BCE. A votive axe carved from greenish-gray hardstone, its silhouette reduced to the essentials of a fish: a full rounded body swelling from a narrow

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Valdivia Fish-Form Votive Axe, Hardstone Celt

$1,000

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

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Costa Rican Avian Axe God Pendant | Blue-Green Jade: Pre-Columbian, Costa Rica, ca. 500–1000 CE. A bird spirit compressed into the body of a polished celt, carved in blue-green jade with an economy that borders on abstraction. Large round recessed eye

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Costa Rican Avian Axe God Pendant | Blue-Green Jade

$800

New York, NY

Artemis Fine Arts

4.7

(1.5k)

4 1/4" Dalton Adze, Madison Co., Illinois, Shovel Nose Bit, Ground Edges: 4 1/4" Dalton Adze, Madison Co., Illinois, Shovel Nose Bit, Ground Edges

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4 1/4" Dalton Adze, Madison Co., Illinois, Shovel Nose Bit, Ground Edges

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$10

Quincy, IL

Heartland Artifact Auctions

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Native American Woodland Period 3/4-Groove Stone Axe: Native American, Woodland Period, ca. 1000 BCE – 1000 CE. A hardstone axe head, pecked and ground into a weight-forward form, with a dark green-black surface and mineral staining. A three-quarte

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Native American Woodland Period 3/4-Groove Stone Axe

$1,000

Louisville, CO

Artemis Fine Arts

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