Mayan PreColumbian Bowl with Mayan Lords 600 A.D.-900 A.D. Polychrome Artifact
You’re examining a solid Mayan polychrome Artifact bowl with three Mayan Lords displayed on it. The artifact is solid and undamaged. It is 4 inch in diameter and museum quality. It does have a few minor paint flakes, but a great addition to any collection.
Blue Whistle Tube - Fun & Colorful Tin Whistle - Key of D - Irish & Internati...
Engineered this beginner tin whistle with a specially designed mouthpiece that requires less air pressure to play. Durable Brass Construction & Vibrant Design Built to last, this whistle features a solid brass body finished with a vibrant blue coating and a matching blue mouthpiece.
Vintage Mexican Folk Tonala Pottery Pitcher Artist Signed Vibrant Colors
Vintage Mexican Folk Tonala Pottery Pitcher Artist Signed Vibrant Colors Artist signed P.J. Excellent condition Inspect all photos for condition
Mexican Punch Tin Double Rocker light switch plate cover Folk Art Silver
Talavera Hand Made double rocker light switch plate cover- Punched Tin Silver. Price is for 1 cover- screws not included -Do NOT over tighten.
Mexican Punch Tin double outlet plate cover Folk Art Silver
Talavera Hand Made Double outlet plate cover- Punched Tin Silver. variations and imperfections in artwork and color.
Mexican Punch Tin Single Toggle light switch Cover plate Folk Art
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ANCIENT MUSEUM PRE-COLUMBIAN/ PRECLASSIC MAYAN ARCHEOLOGY ARTIFACT POTTERY DOG
ANCIENT PRE-COLUMBIAN /MAYAN BURNISHED POTTERY DOG FIGURINE From the ruins of the Itzná (Edzna) site in the Campeche region with remains of a deep original brown tone with root marks in a black tone This ceramic dog It stands on its four legs and has a well-rounded intentionally realistic form. During a journey of archaeological exploration in the deep jungles of Yucatan from 1928-1933 following the notes, maps, with early photographic images of pyramids and temples ruins with documents left behind by the French Archeologist Desire Clude from his earlier explorations and discoveries at the turn of the century; this vast Mayan civilization ruins remained unknown to archaeologists and was not investigated because of its remote localization in the deep jungles of Yucatan. The discovered of this dog ceramic figurine was underneath the rubble of a collapse vaulted chamber under a building described as Structure II next to a ritual deposit of ceramics and many other objects. These figures were produced in what is now Western Mexico from the 3rd Century B.C. Dogs were useful on one's inevitable journey to the underworld and were therefore placed with the deceased as trusty companions.Based on the analysis of the archaeological materials corresponding to the Itzna ruins at that time, the archaeologists documented all the artifacts and sites to be Classic Period 250 A.D.- 900 A.D. Many years later Dr. J. Kenstein found that the TL test conducted on this ceramic artifact that in fact the measurements were accurate to within 10%, despite large fluctuations in the irradiation beam thereby establishing a “last heated during” marker or date to be between 3,000-3,500 years old. Therefore, the archeological discovery and excavations in the ruins of Itzna are actually Ancient PreClassic Period much older than the Classic Period. The Ancient Western Mexican cultures stand out over other pre-Columbian cultures for their vast production of pottery, of an unequaled quality and variety. These figurines were to form part of the tomb goods of the deceased and that is why they have almost always been found in tombs. This has been decisive in their preservation to the present day, and as a result they have been found mostly intact and in appearance as they were originally. According to my Grandfather and Dr. J. Kenstein the word Edzná has probably derived from Itzná, a Mayan word that means "House of the Itzáes" Condition: In fine condition, excellent age all with beautiful burnish and original desert related patina and with evidence of pre- excavation mineral deposits.Overall Dimensions: Height: 4.5/8” (11.63) cm Length: 7.3/4” (18.64) cm Width Front: 5.1/4” (13.06) cm Width Rear: 5.5/8” (14.18) cm Appraisal value (1995) | $3,500. Retail – $7,500 Insurance This piece is very authentic museum quality and extremely rare to own except for some museums and a very extremely limited worldwide collector. A supreme work of art/artifact from the ancient PreClassic Mayan Civilization in Itzna (Edzna) a wonderful addition for the serious collector, can be displayed in the finest of settings. Also comes with a second and more comprehensive researched analysis, lab test measurements and test performed on this Mayan ceramic figurine of a dog with four legs is provided in a letter of Certificate of Authentic signed by Dr. J. Kenstein, the archeological consultant that did the all the testing, research, and appraisal on this subject. I guarantee the authenticity of all my listed items to be as represented. All these items have been in my family for many years and the described history of all the items has been passed down from my parents, grandparents and great grandparents I make a best effort to provide a fair and descriptive condition report. I OFFER LIFETIME GUARANTEED AND YOUR MONEY BACK …THIS ITEM IS 100% AUTHENTIC AND GENUINE OR IF THIS ITEM IS SIGNIFICANTLY NOT AS DESCRIBED. NOTICE: Because of the nature of this item, all buyers will remain anonymous to the public and eBay viewers.... Also, this item will be shipped fully insurance and delivery signature tracking confirm for your protection.
Mexican Folk Art Mayan Clay Terra Cotta Sculpture Figurine Corn God 3-3/4" Repro
NOTES: Inscribed on the bottom of this piece is: "REPTOO AUT.INA JH34". REPTOO: This stands for "Reproduction".
Pre-Columbian / Mayan Artifact Face Effigy Warrior w Marked Face Tribal Scars
Head measures about 3" tall and 2" wide. Track Page Views WithAuctiva's Counter
ANTIQUE-Rare Pre-Columbian Pottery Artifact–Mesoamerican-Aztec/Maya Style-5”3/4H
Pieces like this provide insight into the beliefs and artistry of these great civilizations. •Type: Pre-Columbian-style pottery artifact. Rest assured, if a product is listed, it’s because it can be used without problems; these notes are simply for full transparency.
