Pre-Columbian - Stone

The majority of Pre-Columbian sculptures are clay figurines and effigy pots. Stone sculpture is found primarily in Mesoamerica and only occasionally in the Central Andean and Intermediate areas, regions in which the use of metal was earlier and more extensive. Although metalworking technology was highly sophisticated, carving was done with stone rather than metal tools.

Inca Canopa Semi-Transluscent

Cute size & color... Ancient Pre-Columbian stone "canopa" or votive offering from the Inca culture. Ca. 14th-15th century from Peru or Bolivia. Canopas fell into two...

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Costa Rican Stone Figure

Ancient Pre-Columbian Stone Idol, from the Atlantic Watershed Zone of Costa Rica, ca. 1000 - 1500 A.D. Seated male figure with arms across chest, slit eyes/mouth,

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Xiochopola Incised Stone Bowl

Early and rare! Ancient Pre-Columbian Stone Bowl, from Xiochopola, Guererro/Olmec culture, ca. 1000-500 B.C. Green speckled stone bowl with incised decorations on the outside that feature three...

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Mezcala Guerrero Slab Figure

Ancient Pre-Columbian Stone Slab Figure from Guerrero, Mexico, ca. 900 - 100 B.C. Carved from a single piece of stone, this standing figure has an arched back, drilled...

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Mezcala Stone Axe God

From the Pre-Classic period, Guerrero, Mexico, ca. 900 - 100 B.C. Carved standing stone figure with simple cut facial features and arm detailing. 5-3/4"H, intact with...

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