A GROUP OF SIX PRE COLUMBIAN AND NATIVE NORTH AMERICAN CARVED HARDSTONE PENDANTS, comprising an Eskimo or Inuit peoples carved black horn figure of a standing bear with turquoise bead eyes, height: 3"; two polished dark green marble pendants, each of a natural oval oval rock form and centering a single horizontal shallow groove, pierced for suspension, largest height: 2", the smallest: 1 3/4"; a light green speckled stone mask with domed head centering circular medallion, above waved eyebrows and ovoid eyes over horizontal slit mouth, pierced for suspension, possibly Mayan, Late Classic Period, height: 1 7/8"; a speckled green stone figural deity in a squatting position with stout angular arms ending in hands clasped on the knees, wearing a flat circular cap above ovoid eyes enclosing horizontal slit details and beak form nose, flanked by large stylized ears, pierced for suspension, possibly Olmec, height: 1 5/8"; a dark green jade pendant deity mask wearing a large flat topped headdress centering vertical line details, above stylized tapering angular facial features, flat backed and pierced for suspension, possibly Late Pre Classic, height: 2 1/4".