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Twelve Mexican Atlatl Points: Ex Dr. Heflin
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Pre 1492 item# 444692 (stock# PC.POINT.B)
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The late Dr. Allen Heflin found all twelve pf the obsidian atlatl points illustrated on this page. Found in several different areas of Mexico, each of the points (AXH68.1, 8, 11, 13, 14, 17, 31, 33, AXH217.3, AXH217.23, AXH227.47, and AXH1805) can be purchased by itself. Conditions range from fairly good to good. Each photo shows the illustrated point’s inventory number in brackets, its length in inches, the area in which it was found, and its price. Select or ask any question by referring first ...click for details
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Twelve Stone Head Pendants And Figurines
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Pre 1492 item# 906011 (stock# PENATE.D)
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The mixture of amuletic stone head pendants and figures in this group of twelve (TEH.F51.3, 4, 9, 10, 12-17, and 42) was assembled from finds made in the Mitla area by the late Chester Howard in the mid-20th century. Identified by Howard as Mixtec in origin, and dated c.1100-1500AD, most of the head pendants can be immediately hung on a chain or cord for contemporary wear. The couple on which the suspension hole has worn out can be easily adapted for wear. The two stone figurines were most likel ...click for details
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