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Twelve More Little Figural Amulets: Group 6
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Pre 1492 item# 894868 (stock# LLL.STONE6)
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This group of twelve carved stone figural amulets (LLL 1205F, H, K, M, O, Q, R, AI, AJ, AL, AP, and AR), all collected by the late Lynn Langdon in West Mexico during the mid-20th century, were strung in necklaces for protective wear. The pieces in this diverse lot represent mostly human forms, but include a parrot head, a full bird figure….AND, I swear, one that looks like Sponge Pants Bob…and another that sure looks like a Spaceman (you’ll know them without having to read the descriptive text!) ...click for details
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Twelve Pre-columbian Figural Spindle Whorls
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Pre 1492 item# 429709 (stock# WHORLS.A)
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NOTE: Although these photos indicate the illustrated whorls have sold, we have more of the same types at the same prices, so if interested, just state which styles are of interest and photos will be sent. This group of twelve individual Pre-Columbian spindle whorls [XKJ (BIRD, FISH, GEOMETRIC, JAGUAR, MONKEY, OWL, PACHOTA, PELICAN, POSSUM, PREENING BIRD, REPTILE, and SPECIAL)], each with a different image type, is uniquely attributed to the Manteno horizon of Ecuador dating c.800-1500AD. From a ...click for details
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Archaic Colima Male Figurine, West Mexico
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Pre 1492 item# 398919 (stock# LLL.0125)
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$425.00
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From the collection of the late Lynn Langdon who found this figurine (LLL125) in west Mexico in the mid-20th century, this figure is attributed to the Colima period, c.500BC-200AD. The slightly bow-legged image has been glued together and represents a powerful male wearing necklace, armbands, a head sash, and a kilt-like loin covering. The figure, which will not stand on its own, can be easily displayed in an upright position with a simple wire stand. This piece comes with a small display card, ...click for details
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Twelve Stone Relic Lots, W. Mexico: Group 1
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Pre 1492 item# 686165 (stock# LLL.STONE1)
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This group of twelve contains assorted lots of stone relics (LLL732R2N2C, R3N1B, 1E and 1F; 757R2N3B; 1207 C, D, E, i and J; and 1209G), all found by the late Lynn Langdon in the deep shaft tomb area of West Mexico during the mid-20th century. Lynn’s diverse and interesting collection is herein offered on many pages, and there’s still more to come! The following types will be found in this group of twelve: complex bead types, flake knife blade holders, greenstone pendants, stone ‘buttons’, a prob ...click for details
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Twelve Copper Artifacts, West Mexico: Group B
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Pre 1492 item# 646181 (stock# LLL.CU.B)
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The late Lynn Langdon found all of the individually priced Pre-Columbian copper artifacts and lots in this group (LLL917D; 974C, E, H, K, L, M, N, Q and U; 985H and 1210) in West Mexico in the mid-20th century. All of the items are attributed to the Tarascan group, dating c.1000-1500AD. Included are copper pins, bells, rings, and tweezers with each item or lot illustrated and priced on its own photo. Of particular note is a copper bell with the face of Tlaloc, the god of rain and thunder. Prices ...click for details
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Gold Eagle Pendant, Veraguas, Panama
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Pre 1492 item# 83195 (stock# H4015)
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Weighing a hefty 58 grams and lost wax cast from 14K gold, this beautifully preserved pectoral pendant (H4015) depicts the image of the harpy eagle, the most powerful of its type in the world, but now a practically extinct bird. This beautiful and wearable pendant, measuring 3 ¾” from wing tip to wing tip, is attributed to the Veraguas horizon of Panama, c.500-1200AD. The image, commonly associated with the shaman, is thought to represent his animal manifestation as he soared above the dense jun ...click for details
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