Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan Serpentine Stone Fragment Head Authentic Pre-Columbian Maya pottery figure

Authentic Pre-Columbian Maya pottery figure from Guatemala

Provenance: Estate of Alfred J

Finely carved stone ceremonial kero depicting a powerful feline emerging from the front of the vessel

Acquired as part of a group of ushabtis from the same burial assemblage bearing related inscriptions

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Pre-Columbian Teotihuacan Serpentine Stone Fragment Head Authentic Pre-Columbian Maya pottery figurePre Columbian Teotihuacan Serpentine Head Fragment, Mexico, ca. 250650 CE., Carved from a dense green black serpentine, this striking fragmentary head depicts the stylized visage of a Teotihuacan figure, the features boldly abstracted yet finely balanced the eyes reduced to narrow slits beneath a defined brow ridge, the mouth slightly parted in calm expression, and the ears projecting to the sides in typical geometric form. The crown flattens into a