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Veracruz Smiling Face Figure
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Pre 1492 item# 549488 (stock# TEH.F50.4)
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This 12” tall ‘smiling face’ figural whistle (TEH.F50.4) is attributed to the Veracruz horizon along the Gulf Coast area of Mexico dating into the Late Classic Period, c.550-950AD. The hollow figure, with outstretched arms and filed teeth, wears a necklace of four large disk beads with a cone-shaped center piece that may not be original to the image, or if so, was not very well centered when re-attached (it too has been glued in place). At the top edge of his headdress is the whistle hole (the w ...click for details
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Twelve Final Items From The Mallonee Collection
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Pre 1492 item# 823991 (stock# RDM.J)
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This group of twelve (RDM 14, 30, 32-34, 38, 40, 50, 56, 57 and 59) represents the final listing for the Barney Mallonee collection, but it’s going out with a BANG! There are pieces from the Tiwanaku and Manteno horizons, as well as a few with unknown provenance, all very reasonably priced in a range from $75-$225, and ranging in condition that from 4 to 8 (on the 1-10 scale, with 10 being tops). Standouts in my eyes are the Tiahuanacan polychrome jar with the great but simply designed protrudin ...click for details
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Twelve Aztec Artifacts: Ex Heflin, Group D
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Pre 1492 item# 479283 (stock# AXH.PC.D)
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The twelve individually illustrated and priced relics in this group of twelve (AXH Nos. 182R2N8, 183R3N17, 1413R2N2 & R4N3, 1422R2N3, 1492R3N1, 1556, 2363, 2373, 2453, 2647I and 2647AB) were all found at Aztec sites in the Valley of Mexico in the mid-20th century by the late Dr. Allen Heflin. An amazing facet of Heflin’s work was the consistent manner in which he documented the location and date of find for virtually every one of the approximately 10,000 items in his extraordinary collection ...click for details
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Twelve Pre-columbian Artifacts: Card Group X
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Pre 1492 item# 589300 (stock# AXH.CARD X)
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This group of twelve photographs illustrates individually priced Pre-Columbian artifacts (AXH Nos. 1400R6N3, 1402R2N3, 1407R8N1, 1408R3N4, 1427R4N3, 1429R2N2, 1490R2N2, 2322, 2395, 2647A & L, and 2733), all from the estate of the late Dr. Allen Heflin, and all Post-Classic Aztec in origin dating from c.1300BC-1500AD. The various types shown in this group are: figurines, ear spool, awl, needle, pendant, scraper, bead, snake’s head, monkey heads, etc. Materials include bone, stone and clay. Ea ...click for details
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Twelve Inexpensive Relics, W. Mexico: Group A
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Pre 1492 item# 552534 (stock# PC.MISC.A)
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This group of mostly inexpensive Pre-Columbian clay and stone artifacts from the Langdon collection (LLL730R2N2, 755R & T, 758R1N1B, 847C & J, 928, 928A & C, 1027R1N1, R2N8 and R3N2) has a broad variety of figures, beads, and one ocarina. Each photo illustrates a different and individually priced item starting first with our unique inventory number shown in brackets, followed by a brief description. Next comes the age and area in which the item was found. Size, condition, and special ...click for details
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Zapotec Red-on-Black Figural Jar
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Pre 1492 item# 1113623 (stock# MAB.187)
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Measuring 4 1/4" in height, this striking figural jar from the MAB collection (MAB.187) is dated c.1250AD in the Post-Classic Period and attributed to the Zapotec horizon in Oaxaca, Mexico. In spite of the kneeling figure missing both of its feet and having its head re-attached (graded at a 6-7), it still shows its artistry well. Please ask any question by either referring to the Item Number (5-7 digits long) or the Stock number (MAB.187) in the upper left portion of this page. A purchase c ...click for details
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