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Nayarit Terracotta Sculpture of a Standing Warrior - PF.0739,Origin: Western Mexico,Circa: 300 BC to 300 AD,Dimensions: 13.5" (34.3cm) high,Collection: Pre-Columbian,Style: More »
Nayarit Terracotta Sculpture of a Standing Warrior - PF.0739,Origin: Western Mexico,Circa: 300 BC to 300 AD,Dimensions: 13.5" (34.3cm) high,Collection: Pre-Columbian,Style: Nayarit,Medium: Terracotta. « Less
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| Barakat Gallery |
| 405 North Rodeo Drive |
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| California-90210 |
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Ancient Pre-Columbian Pendant from Guerrero, Mexico, ca. 900 - 100 B.C. Carved in miniature from a single piece of stone. Holes for suspension. Custom stand. Pendant itself More »
Ancient Pre-Columbian Pendant from Guerrero, Mexico, ca. 900 - 100 B.C. Carved in miniature from a single piece of stone. Holes for suspension. Custom stand. Pendant itself measures 1-3/4"L x 1-5/8"W, intact/generally excellent. Category:Mezcala Material:Stone Dimensions:1-3/4"L x 1-5/8"W Condition:Intact « Less
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| Artemis Gallery Ancient Art |
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A lovely and very unusual Inca textile tump-line, ca 1350 to 1500 AD. Woven of camelid fibers (llama wool or alpaca) using a very rare purple dye, plus red, brown and tan More »
A lovely and very unusual Inca textile tump-line, ca 1350 to 1500 AD. Woven of camelid fibers (llama wool or alpaca) using a very rare purple dye, plus red, brown and tan with central textile panel and cords to each side to attach to small pottery vessels. These were sued to carry loads using the forehead, thereby leaving the hands free. Frames measures 18" x 14". Custom framed, and looking marvelous as such! Category:Inca Material:Textile « Less
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| Artemis Gallery Ancient Art |
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A very bright and vibrant tie-dyed textile fragment dating before the emergence of the Nazca, in southern Peru. Ca 100 BC - 100 AD, of dyed cotton fibers in gold over red in More »
A very bright and vibrant tie-dyed textile fragment dating before the emergence of the Nazca, in southern Peru. Ca 100 BC - 100 AD, of dyed cotton fibers in gold over red in near-rectangular pattern. this process was created using the same tie-dyed techniques that were popular in the late 1960's. Textile itself measures 6-1/2" x 9". Custom framed and ready to hang! Stunning! Category:Proto Nazca Material:Textile Dimensions:6-1/2" x 9" Condition:Fragment « Less
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| Artemis Gallery Ancient Art |
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From northern Peru, ca. 500 AD, ancient pottery stirrup vessel decorated on both sides in high-relief depicting crouching monkeys having curled tails and open toothy mouths. More »
From northern Peru, ca. 500 AD, ancient pottery stirrup vessel decorated on both sides in high-relief depicting crouching monkeys having curled tails and open toothy mouths. Tan ground with painted red-brown stripes and highlights. 9-1/4"H, spout repaired/reattached with restoration over breaklines, otherwise intact and near-choice. Comes with TL certificate. Category:Moche Material:Pottery Dimensions:9-1/4"H Condition:Repaired
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Showing that nothing ever went to waste... Chavin, northern Peru, ca 1000 BC, an incredibly rare carved bone vertebrae. With two distinct masks, one on each side, and almost More »
Showing that nothing ever went to waste... Chavin, northern Peru, ca 1000 BC, an incredibly rare carved bone vertebrae. With two distinct masks, one on each side, and almost all other surfaces with some form of carved decoration - all covered in bright red cinnabar. 2"D x 3/4" thick, minor/very expected wear, but still intact and excellent. Category:Chavin Material:Bone Dimensions:2"D x 3/4" thick Condition:Intact « Less
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From northern Peru, ca 900 to 500 BC. Depicting a rather insideous insect called the kissing bug - parasites of the trypanosomatidae family. Called the kissing bug for its More »
From northern Peru, ca 900 to 500 BC. Depicting a rather insideous insect called the kissing bug - parasites of the trypanosomatidae family. Called the kissing bug for its tendency to bite around the lips. This "lovely" parasite is responsible for chagas, leishmaniasis and sleeping sickness. Burnished brownware pottery vessel stands 9"H, broken and repaired from perhaps a dozen pieces. Category:Chavin Material:Pottery Dimensions:9"H Condition:Repaired « Less
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Moche culture, northern Peru, ca. 400 to 600 AD. Life-size molded pottery face mask with relief facial features, large almond-shaped eyes with arched eye brows, highlighted More »
Moche culture, northern Peru, ca. 400 to 600 AD. Life-size molded pottery face mask with relief facial features, large almond-shaped eyes with arched eye brows, highlighted with white pigment. Small round perforations through both ears, which probably once held disc ear ornaments. Brim ridge across his forehead having numerous small perforations which once held ornaments, probably feathers. As is normal for a mask of this type, repaired from several pieces, but appears to be all original. 9-1/2"W x 7"H. Custom lucite stand. Moche ceramic masks are quite rare and examples with painted decoration are very rare. Category:Moche Material:Pottery Dimensions:9-1/2"W x 7"H Condition:Repaired « Less
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Beautifully simple! From ancient South America, Northern Peru, dating to the Moche I period, ca. 200 AD. Large and near-perfect redware ceramic stirrup vessel covered in More »
Beautifully simple! From ancient South America, Northern Peru, dating to the Moche I period, ca. 200 AD. Large and near-perfect redware ceramic stirrup vessel covered in kaolin slip; in the form of a rounded fruit, probably in the tomato family, with the white stem extending from the top. 7-1/2â€H, save one tiny flea-bite on side of spout, intact/virtually perfect. Category:Moche Material:Pottery Dimensions:7-1/2â€H Condition:Intact « Less
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From ancient Ecuador, Chorrera culture, ca. 1000 – 500 B.C. Burnished redware pottery bottle vessel with raised squash lobe decoration encircling. 8"H x 7"W at widest, More »
From ancient Ecuador, Chorrera culture, ca. 1000 – 500 B.C. Burnished redware pottery bottle vessel with raised squash lobe decoration encircling. 8"H x 7"W at widest, intact/generally excellent condition, save minor rim chipping and a bit of surface wear. Category:Chorrera Material:Pottery Dimensions:8"H x 7"W at widest Condition:Intact « Less
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