Ancient Hongshan Jade Carving, Circa 4700-2920 BCE

This ancient jade carving from the Hongshan culture, notable for its enigmatic iconography, dates back to 4700-2920 BCE. The 9 by 3.5 cm sculpture is characterized by its anthropomorphic form, possibl

This ancient jade carving from the Hongshan culture, notable for its enigmatic iconography, dates back to 4700-2920 BCE. The 9.5 by 4 cm sculpture is characterized by its anthropomorphic form, possibl

China, northeast region, Hongshan, ca. 4700 to 2900 BCE. An abstract coiled dragon of a stylized tripartite form with three perforations, carved from a translucent gorgeous green jade and white hardst

Rare Chinese Neolithic jade carving ,Hongshan culture, circa 3500-3000 BCE Probably an arm ornament, of C-shaped profile, the trapezoidal underside plain and the arched outer surface with 4 wide chann

This exquisitely carved archaic jade bi most likely derives from the Hongshan Culture (4700 to 2900 bce). The small heavy disk features carving on one side, a figure with animal and c-dragon. The disk

This beautifully carved old jade pig dragon amulet with cicada, an ancient symbol of immortality, most likely derives from the Hongshan period of China (4700 to 2900 bce). The pendant is approximately

Collect ancient Chinese Hongshan Culture Jade Carving People Face Sacrificial Mask/Statue Size:12.7 ×8.5 × 17 cm

ancient Chinese Hongshan Culture Jade Carving People Face Sacrificial Mask Size:20cm

Ancient Roman hardstone carving, circa 63 B.C.E. -- 330 C.E. with custom stand; overall good condition; including stand H 6 3/8" x W 2 5/8" x D 2" (approx.)Provenance: Private Collection, Palos Verdes

This 4.5 by 2.8 cm artifact is a Hittite stone carving, likely representing a ritual object, from the era spanning 1600-1200 BCE. The symmetrical extensions could symbolize wings or divine radiance, c

Ancient Jade Pi Disc 6". White carved jade disc with calcification from southeast asia. Small chip to edge with wood storage box. Circa 700 BCE.

East Asia, China, Neolithic Hongshan culture, ca. 4700 to 2900 BCE. A dark green and brown pendant in the form of a turtle with a pointed head, bulging eyes, and an incised shell. He stands on long, f

China, northeast region, Hongshan, ca. 4700 to 2900 BCE. A beautiful bead in the form of an abstract head with stylized facial features carved from a stone of golden yellow ochre hues. The bead boasts

Ancient Egyptian Faience Ushabti Shabti Pendant circa 1650-1550 BCE. Ancient Egyptian Sarcophagus Stone Carving w/ hieroglyphics. Outstanding ancient example with excellent patination to demonstrate i

Ancient East Asia, Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. A fine jade pendant engraved with a stylized visage of a zoomorphic being, made from a mottled pale green

This elegantly sculpted piece reflects the Hong Shan culture's influence on Qing Dynasty jade craftsmanship. The carving's elongated form and abstracted features suggest a reverence for ancient spirit

Ancient East Asia, Northeast China, Hongshan culture, Neolithic Period, ca. 3800 to 2700 BCE. A mottled omphacite jade in the highly stylized bird form favored by the Hongshan people. The bird is port

This amulet, carved from dolomite and depicting a horse, originates from ancient Mesopotamia, circa 3rd millennium BCE. The detailed carving showcases the artistic skills and symbolic significance of

This carved plaque relief, made from chlorite schist, hails from the Early Dynastic Period of Mesopotamia, circa 2900-2350 BCE. The intricate carvings depict scenes of animals, reflecting the sophisti

Neolithic - Hongshan Culture - Carved Jade Sun God Deity. The Hongshan culture was a Neolithic culture in the West Liao river basin in northeast China that existed from about 4700 to 2900 BC, was know

Exquisite and rare jade pendant of a bird with immorality cicada most likely comes from the Hongshan, a neolithic culture in northwest China (4700 to 2900 bce). Hongshan burial artifacts include some

Exquisite and rare jade pendant of a woman most likely comes from the Hongshan, a neolithic culture in northwest China (4700 to 2900 bce). Hongshan burial artifacts include some of the earliest known

Exquisite and rare jade pendant of a bird with immorality cicada most likely comes from the Hongshan, a neolithic culture in northwest China (4700 to 2900 bce). Hongshan burial artifacts include some

This anthropomorphic jade artifact, most likely from the pre-dynastic Hongshan culture (4700 to 2900 bce) in northeastern China, features a standing monkey. Hongshan sites have been found in an area s