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Pre-Columbian Mezcala Greenstone Figure When reversed and viewed upside-down

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Description

When reversed and viewed upside-down

Inca Copper-Alloy Tupu (Dress Pin)

The Eye of Horus symbolized protection

​Material: Terracotta

A rare and evocative Maya pottery rattle vase featuring a sculptural feline head in high relief emerging from the cylindrical body

Pre-Columbian Mezcala Greenstone Figure When reversed and viewed upside-downA Pre Columbian Mezcala greenstone figure, originating from ancient Mesoamerica, Guerrero region, Mexico, dating to the Middle to Late Formative period, circa 300100 BC. Carved from a dense green stone, the figure is rendered in the characteristic abstract style associated with Mezcala sculpture, featuring a simplified head, minimal facial features, and a compact, columnar body with subtly indicated limbs. The restrained geometric form and smooth

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