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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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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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MINIATURE PRE-COLUMBIAN FIGURINE, CHANCAY
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Pre 1492 item# 398912 (stock#CH.1024)
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This small bi-colored figurine (CH1024), sometimes called a ‘cochimilco’, is from the collection of the late Carrol Howe, well-known amateur archaeologist from Klamath Falls, Oregon, whose interests in ancient cultures ranged far beyond his beloved lands of the ancient Modoc and Klamath Indians. This crudely molded and rather primitively painted 3” tall figure is attributed to the Chancay horizon of Peru, c.1100-1400AD. In excellent condition without restoration of any type, the little guy, bede ...click for details
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TWELVE MORE MIXTEC PENATE PENDANTS: EX HOWARD
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Pre 1492 item# 461178 (stock#PENATES.B)
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Here are twelve more individually priced Pre-Columbian stone figural pendants, known as ‘penates’ for their prayer-like pose, taken from a frame assembled by the late Chester Howard. Howard, founder of the Colorado Mineralogical Society in 1936, collected the penates in Mexico in the mid-20th century. The pieces in this group (TEH.F51.2, 8, 10, 19, 23, 25, 29, 33, 37, 40, 43 and 49), worn for protective purpose in Pre-Columbian days, include one stylized owl pendant. From Mitla and attributed to ...click for details
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FINELY RESTORED TONTO POLYCHROME OLLA
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Pre 1492 item# 809142 (stock#RLK.1)
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$1600.00
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This large, 10” tall x 11 ½” wide prehistoric Native American olla (RLK1) has been typed as a Tonto Polychrome dating c.1250-1400AD from the Salado Group of the southwestern United States. Glued together from a dozen or so pieces, and with only moderate new material added, the pot was found in the mid-20th century and originally purchased from a private collector in Cottonwood, Arizona by Bob Anderson of Mason City, Iowa who later sold it to the current owner who is located in Denver. An impress ...click for details
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64 ARROWHEADS, NORTHERN MEXICO, DR. HEFLIN
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Pre 1492 item# 689053 (stock#AXH.0062)
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$1500.00
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This is the final shadowbox of mounted arrowheads (AXH62) actually prepared by the late Dr. Allen Heflin that we will list, although we yet have many small Riker-style frames to come that we put together that represent both single and multiple pieces from his unique collection. This 12” x 15” glass-fronted frame contains authentic 64 ‘bird points’ that Heflin found in the northeast Mexican states of Coahuila and Nuevo Leon in the mid-20th century. In overall very good condition, with some nicks ...click for details
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TWELVE POLYCHROME PITCHERS, TIWANAKU, BOLIVIA
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Pre 1492 item# 799337 (stock#RDM.A)
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This assorted group of individually photographed and priced colorful Pre-Columbian polychrome pitchers (RDM 1-5, 7-9, 31, 37, 74 and 116) is from the old Barney Mallonee collection, assembled and brought out of South America just before the end of WW I. Passed on from generation to generation in the Mallonee family, Rudy (the grandson of old gold-mining Barney) has consigned these to HD Enterprises as part of a diverse group of mostly Pre-Columbian ceramic pottery relating to the mysterious Tiah ...click for details
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COLIMA FIGURINE WEARING TASSELED BELT
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Pre 1492 item# 500145 (stock#RFM.38)
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$375.00
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4 5/8” tall and lightly wired around its waist to a wood stand, this solid ceramic figure (RFM38) stands with hands overlapping at its midsection and wears a belt with two tassels, an incised breechcloth, headdress, ear ornaments, and a necklace. In overall good condition, the head of the figure has suffered light damage across the nose and right cheek, and the right ear ornament is missing. From the collection of one of the founders of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Pre-Columbian Studies, the ...click for details
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TWELVE MORE OBSIDIAN FETISHES: EX HEFLIN
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Pre 1492 item# 464251 (stock#OBSIDFET.B)
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Here are twelve more Pre-Columbian obsidian fetishes from the well-provenanced Dr. Allen Heflin collection. Five from this group (AXH Nos. 221.8 and 32, 224.10 and 11, 234R1N8, 234R2N1 and 7, 234R4N2, 234R5N5 and 10, and 234R6N14) were found at the great site of Teotihuacan. The others were found at Xico, in the state of Jalisco, and in the Valley of Mexico. Heflin either marked each of the items when found, along with the date of find, or mounted them in a frame noting it with the discovery inf ...click for details
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