PC103 - DIVERSE 14 PIECE PRE-COLUMBIAN CULTURE COLLECTION OF VARIOUS OBJECTS INCLUDING ANCIENT TURQUOISE ORE FOR EDUCATION

Product Description

ITEM # 

PC103

ID

Ceramic, Stone Objects

FOUND

Mexico

AGE

350 A.D. - 1500 A.D.

SIZE

2.5" - 1" in size overall

CONDITION

INTACT OBJECTS - NO REPAIR OR
RESTORATION

NOTE

EXCELLENT COLLECTION OF VARIOUS
PRE-COLUMBIAN TREASURES FROM
MEXICO AT A VERY AFFORDABLE
PRICE - GREAT FOR EDUCATION.

Actual Item - One Only

Comes with a certificate of authenticity / information sheet

Perfect for educators or jewelers looking for interesting accents, this is a diverse set of 14 ceramic and turquoise artifacts.  Two pieces of ancient Pre-Columbian dug turquoise ore pieces were likley destined to be made into jewelry and were perhaps, traded as currency.  There are several weaving spool weights, some labeled TOLUCA which would be from the Pre-Columbian Valley of Toluca in Mexico.  There are several clay stamps, a pottery burnisher, a small toy head beaker and other fragmented idol heads.  An inexpensive and fascinating teaching aid for ancient Pre-Columbian lectures whereby the objects are safe to handle and pass around with no stress of damage or loss to an expensive, prize piece.  Includes our written unconditional lifetime certificate of GUARANTEED AUTHENTICITY.