Mayan Jaguar Shaman Maskette (300-600 AD)

Mayan Jaguar Shaman Warrior (600-1100 AD)With extensive regalia, including a cape, earrings, and a warrior mohawk, this jaguar is being embodied by a noble shaman. Once part of a large bowl. - Mesoame

Mayan Jaguar (600-1100 AD)This provincial jaguar was likely part of an incense burner. The joyful face, and budging eyes imply this is a supernatural being. - Mesoamerica- Late-Post Classic period 600

Mayan Jaguar Fragment (600-1100 AD)An adorable small ceramic jaguar from the late-classic to early post classic period. - Mesoamerica- Late/Post-Classic period 600-1100 AD- Ceramic- From a Private New

Mayan Jaguar Flute (600-1100 AD)Pre-Colombian musical instruments may have mimicked birds, thus during a hunt they could be used to send messages without warning the prey. This ferocious little jagua

Mayan Jaguar Flute (600-1100 AD)Pre-Colombian musical instruments may have mimicked birds, thus during a hunt they could be used to send messages without warning the prey. - Mesoamerica- Classic peri

Mayan Monkey Shaman (600-1100 AD)The Monkey plays an important role in the Mayan Culture as an ancestor of modern humans. Created by the Gods from trees, the monkeys were sinners, and only a few survi

Mayan Mosaic Jade Maskette (600-900 AD) This stunning Jade Maskette is a testament to the continued passion of the Mayans for blue Jade. The rarest and most prized variants of Meso-American Jade, it e

Mayan Snake Shaman Bead (200 AD - 600 AD)
In a fantastic combination a mythic shaman, with serpent fangs wrapped around his eyes, blends seamlessly into the head of a serpent. Topped off with be

Mayan Warrior/Shaman Lizard Flute (600-1100 AD)Clothed, and wearing a sacrificial bib, this warrior/shaman lizard is a working flute. The mohawk of a warrior means he is ready to go into battle. - Mes

A fine Maya deity whistle from Guatemala, ca. 300 – 600 AD. It is 3-1/4” high and depicts Camazotz, the Bat God. He is posed seated, with hands resting on the legs. Strongmineral deposits

Mayan Nobel/Shaman Jade Pendent (200 AD - 600 AD) 
Depicting a noble shaman in a rich green jade, with a biconical suspension at the top. The prominent round eyes tell of grand shamanic journeys

5'W 3'T FROM HONDURAS SOLID GREAT PAINT 300-600 A.D. GREAT PIECE

Large Mayan Serpentine Camahuile Shaman Marker, Pre Columbian (250 BC-600 AD)This is a wonderful example of a grave marker ancestor. Camahuiles:Camahuiles are statues in the shape of axes, carved with

A gorgeous Mayan ceramic head fragment, c. AD 300 – 600, depicting a beautifully modeled male face wearing large ear spools and a nose ring, his features very well-detailed and hair framing his fore

MAYAN STONE RUNNING SHAMAN MEXICO OR GUATEMALA, CLASSIC PERIOD, C. 600 A.D. jadeite, formed from twenty-one pieces of individually carved and polished pieces, embellished with ground cinnabar, depicti

A nice pair of Mayan ceramic avian whistles, Ulua Valley, Honduras. The first, AD 300 - 600, with ovoid body and tapered mouthpiece, short wings and detailed head. H: 3 in (7.6 cm). The second, AD 600

A striking Tumaco effigy from Colombia, c. 300 BC - AD 300. This well-modeled figural fragment depicts a shaman transformed into a jaguar, with the large eyes indicating a state of trance. Beautifully

Mayan Warrior Monkey Head (600-1100 AD)The warrior monkey is a shaman, embodied by a supernatural monkey during battle. The mohawk of the warrior, and the large earspools of a noble shaman are still v

An excellent Jamacoaque head fragment from the Rio Santiago area of Ecuador, ca. 300 BC – 400 AD. It is 1-3/4” high and portrays a shaman transforming into his spirit animal, a jaguar. He

Description: Pre-Columbian terracotta figure circa 300 - 600 A.D. Hands clasp at waist, headdress with double ear ornaments. Material: terracotta. Measurement approximate: 7.25" (INCHES) Tall. Shippin

A fine Maya stamp seal from Guatemala, ca. 300 - 600 AD. It is 2-1/8 in in diameter and depicts a monkey deity. Monkeys were revered and credited with teaching the Maya how to write glyphs. Good miner

Pre-columbian Zapotec pottery urn from Mexico, ca. 300-600 A.D. Depicting Cocijo wearing a snake headdress, forked serpent’s tongue and ear ornaments. An exquisite example! 7-1/2" in height.

A fine Zapotec Urn from Mexico, ca. 300-600 A.D. An urn in the shape of a Bat wearing a loin cloth and necklace with central pendant with incised motif. Excellent example with good mineral deposits on

Rare Zapotec Double Mold from Mexico, ca. 300-600 A.D. A superb and hard to come by double mold. Zapotec molds are harldy seen on the market for sale and this example is not only large but double side