A Maya footed short/wide cylinder from the Ulua Valley of Honduras, Ca. 600-900 A.D.

This cylinder measures 6" wide by 4 3/4" tall. It features two different shaman figures in elaborate ceremonial dress, each wearing a large backrack and extending a ceremonial staff. One figure is shown wearing a stylized Jaguar headdress, while the other wears one showing a bird form...

A Maya Stamp Seal, Ca. 600 - 900 A.D.

This Maya seal has two feline figures on it and a serrated edge all around. Very nice example. 3-1/4" long.

Very rare Tiwanaku Basket Age:200 to 800 AD Bolivian Highlands Condition:Was damaged but professionally restored Size: Diameter 9 Cm Height 8 Cm We are located in Bolivia

Fine Tiwanaku Straw Basket Age:200 to 800 AD Bolivian Highlands Condition:good with a small profesional retoration.Stained Size: Diameter 18 Cm Height 7 Cm We are located in Bolivia

Fine Tiwanaku Basket Age: 200 to 800 AD Bolivian Highlands Made of Wild Straw -Totora from the Titicaca Lake Condition:Good but stained (see photos) Size: Diameter 20,5 Cm Height 5 Cm We are located in Bolivia

Very Fine Tiahuanaco Basket. Made of Wild Straw -Totora from the Titicaca Lake 200 to 800 AD Bolivian Highlands. In good condition(see potos)Stained. Size: Diameter 23 Cm Height 4,5 Cm WE ARE LOCATED IN BOLIVIA .

A nicely shaped Tiwanaku "pacha", Ca. 500 - 1000 A.D.

On either side is the head of a man wearing a headdress with jaguar heads. Between them is a feather staff. It is believed that the pachas were used in water or fertility rites. 6" wide by 4" tall.

A PRE-COLUMBIAN VERA CRUZ POTTERY FIGURAL VESSEL. The hand modeled bust of a seated deity with corn cob headdress and conforming container on verso. Some losses and early repairs. Height 9.75 inches (24.5 cm). missing elements-piece was buried-gray terracotta-rare piece-authentic

A late Nazca Portrait bowl from Peru, ca. 500 – 700 AD. This choice example is 6” in diameter and depicts an individual with long, curly tresses. The huge round eyes indicate a state of trance. Intact, with strong paint and good mineral deposits.

This is a Pre-Columbian MOCHICA Ear FLARE from Peru, 250 - 800 A.D. It measures about 7/8" X 7/8" X 1 1/8" ( 2.2 cm X 2.2 cm X 2.9 cm ). The Mochica Culture was located between the valleys of Lambayeque and Huarmey, in the North Coast of Peru. Mochicas were a theocratic civilization. They achieved high development in ceramics, usually portraying religious and mythological scenes and events from everyday life such as combats, erotic encounters, funerals, human sacrifices...

This is a Pre-Columbian MAYAN Bird POISON Pot from Mexico, 300 - 900 A.D. It measures about 2 3/4" X 2 3/4" X 3 1/4" ( 7.0 cm X 7.0 cm X 8.3 cm ). The Mayans were a Mesoamerican Civilization that developed a complete written language system in the Pre-Columbian era...

An exceptional Moche Bat vessel from Peru, ca. 400 - 700 AD. This fine canchero type effigy is 6-3/4" high, 7" wide and depicts a bat in flight. His finely detailed face is highly expressive, displaying rows of sharp teeth in the open mouth and the legs are carved in low relief. A rare type, in excellent condition, with good paint and mineral deposits.

This scarce piece is a Mayan cylinder vessel that dates circa 600-900 A.D. This superb piece is approximately 9 inches high by 7 inches in diameter at its central axis. This light brown, tan, red, and black polychrome piece depicts three stylized Mayan ballplayers dressed in full regalia, and between, there are three red and black "I-shaped" symbols. The three stylized Mayan ballplayers are also designed slightly different, and may represent three different individuals who played the game...

Southwest or Midwest Pottery Bowl, USA. Red brown terracotta flared bowl. Mississippian Period, ca. 1200 - 1500 CE. Incised curvilinear frieze beneath rim. Some encrustation and roughness on lip, but otherwise in excellent condition. 4" high. Ex: Heritage Auction.

Mississippian Pottery Bowl, Southeast USA, circa 1200 - 1500 CE. Brown flared bowl with incised swirl patterns around body beneath grooved rim. Small chips on rim and light deposits, but in excellent condition. 6 3/4" D, 3 5/8" high. Ex: Heritage Auction Gallery. Mississippian culture, the last major prehistoric cultural development in North America, lasting from about ad 700 to the time of the arrival of the first European explorers...