Pre-Columbian Replicas

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	Calendar Stone (Dark finish) Also known as the sun stone, this basalt monument was sculpted by the Aztecs in 1479 and dedicated to the sun. It was never really a calendar....	$25.00 Add:
	Calendar Stone (Light finish) Also known as the sun stone, this basalt monument was sculpted by the Aztecs in 1479 and dedicated to the sun. It was never really a calendar....	$25.00 Add:
	Chac Mool The chacmool is a distinctive form of Mesoamerican sculpture representing a reclining figure with its head facing 90 degrees from the front, leaning...	$10.00 Add:
	Circle of Friends Legend has it that if you give this clay sculpture to someone you care about, the bonds of friendship will forever be cemented. Crafted in Mexico,...	$12.00 Add:
	Corn God - Zapotec The Zapotecs like many pre-Columbian cultures of Mexico revered many gods. The corn god was an important deity since corn was the food staple of the...	$9.50 Add:
	Dancing Dogs - Colima Dogs have occupied a powerful place in Mesoamerican folklore and myth since at least the Classic Period right through to modern times. Figures of...	$14.00 Add:
	Fire God Urn Like water, air, and earth, fire also had its special god for the Aztecs. His name indicates the great antiquity of his cult, for the Aztecs called...	$11.00 Add:
	Howling Dog Colima Dogs are one of the most popular figures found in Colima tomb art. These dog figures are known for their rounded smooth shape and red colored slip....	$16.00 Add:
	Maya Calendar (Large) This replica is of the original Maya calendar found in Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico. The figure in the center is the carrier of time. Made of resin in...	$24.00 Add:
	Maya Calendar (Mini) This free standing miniature version of the Maya calendar is fashioned after the original calendar found in Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico. The figure in...	$10.00 Add: