TWELVE OBSIDIAN EFFIGIES & ORNAMENTS: HEFLIN GROUP A
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Pre 1492 item# 888593 (stock# OBSID.A)
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From the Dr. Allen Heflin collection, this group of twelve Pre-Columbian obsidian amulets, ornaments, protective fetishes and miscellaneous artifacts (AXH 221.20 and 27; 224.18; 183R6N12; 234R2N9, R3N2 & 9; R5N4; RR6N5 & 12; R8N4 & 10) include the following types: lip plug, pendant, discoidal, star, dog, bird (?), bat, and crescent. Found in the West Mexican states of Jalisco and Sayula, the Aztec site of Xico, the great city of Teotihuacan, and in the Valley of Mexico, they are in o ...click for details
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TWELVE STONE RELICS FROM MEXICO: GROUP E
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Pre 1492 item# 552228 (stock# PC.STONE.E)
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Here are twelve more Precolumbian stone items (TEH.F5.2-4, F5.6, F5.10, F5.11, F5.14, F5.16, F10.3, F10.5, F10.8 and F10.14) taken from a couple of frames assembled by the late Chester Howard, founder of the Colorado Mineral Society in the 1930s. A variable group that includes figures, beads, pendants, a celt, ear flare, and more, most of the pieces are in excellent intact condition. From west coast to east coast, the photos picture a fine variety. Each photo shows the front of the artifact(s), ...click for details
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TWELVE STONE RELICS FROM MEXICO: GROUP D
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Pre 1492 item# 552503 (stock# PC.STONE.D)
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This group of twelve includes Precolumbian stone relics from both the Heflin (prefixed by AXH) and the Langdon (prefixed by LLL) collections. All were collected in the mid-20th century. Included in the group (AXH1167, 2113, 2116; LLL577, 731R2N1 & R4N2C, 844D & E, 928K, 1027R2N1, 1211B and 1214M), and photographed and priced individually are: shaman’s crystal wand, obsidian knife, atlatl finger grip, greenstone chisel, polished greenstone discoidal pendant, polishing stone, expended flak ...click for details
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TWELVE LITTLE STONE FIGURAL AMULETS: GROUP 5
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Pre 1492 item# 894867 (stock# LLL.STONE5)
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The small stone beads or pendants in this group of twelve (LLL 1205A, D, G, J, L, P, S, W, Y, AA, AH and AO), dating c.300BC-600AD and assigned to the Colima horizon, were all collected by the late Lynn Langdon in West Mexico during the mid-20th century. In Pre-Columbian days, the little figures were strung in necklaces and worn as protective amulets. The pieces in this lot represent predominantly anthropomorphic or human forms but also include a bird, a frog and a jaguar head. Each could be eas ...click for details
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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 OBSIDIAN ATLATL POINTS, WEST MEXICO
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Pre 1492 item# 444656 (stock# PC.POINT.A)
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All found in the Jalisco area of West Mexico and attributed to that horizon, c.300BC-600AD, each of the twelve obsidian atlatl points (103.22X, Y, AK, AM, AN, AP, AW, BB, BC, BY, BJ and BNHD) illustrated in the photos on this page can be purchased by itself. Conditions range from fairly good to good. Each photo shows the illustrated point’s inventory number in brackets, its length in inches, and its price. Select or ask any question by referring first to the Trocadero Number on this page, and th ...click for details
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