Pre-Columbian Artifact: Clay Head Fragment (c. 500AD-1000AD)

Pre-Columbian Artifact: Clay Head Fragment (c. 500AD-1000AD)Traveling Man Treasures is selling this authentic Pre Columbian Clay Head Fragment from the Teotihuacan Region (c. 450AD). It is a unique artifact that represents the peoples and culture of the Mayan Aztec Teotihuacan civilizations. The fragment showcases intricate craftsmanship and design typical of pre Columbian art, making it a valuable and significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Latin American ethnographic artifacts. DIMENSIONS: 1" H x

Bushayija paints daily life in his country with the means that nature offers him: sawdust from red wood (Ribuyu)

The piece is in excellent vintage condition with a beautiful multicolored patina

This antique Egyptian faience-glazed ring depicts the God Horus as a statuesque falcon is a stunning representation of skill & creativity

helped by Stimmel

This beautiful early 1900s piece originally comes from the Nordic region of Northern Europe & the North Atlantic

or worn on the hand

develops a smooth patina from contact with hair and hair dressings

Likely fashioned during the late 19th century

Newbury definitely lives up to its name

603-683 AD) was "Ajaw" of the Maya city-state of Palenque in the Late Classic period of pre-Columbian Mesoamerican chronology

1930s-1940s)

The artwork & frame are both in excellent condition and ready to dominate a wall with a bold abstract brutalist theme