Narino Lime Jar
Pre-Columbian: Panama Pre AD 1000: item #803584 CC42
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Arte Xibalba
508-454-2850
$175
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A beautifully decorated lime jar originally from the Narino area of Colombia, ca. 850 1250 AD, but found in Panama, where it ended up as trade goods. Its owner probably used it as a medicine container, as they didn't have coca in that area. The elongated vessel is 3-3/4" high, and is perforated to attach a cover. From great historical collection.
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Diquis Monkey Pendant
Pre-Columbian: Panama Pre AD 1000: item #764156 DI8
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Arte Xibalba
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$425
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An adorable Diquis tumbaga pendant from Panama, ca. 1000 1500 AD. It is 1-3/4 high and depicts a nicely detailed monkey grasping his tail, which is twisted like a braided rope. The hollow body contains a rattle and there is a suspension loop at the back of the neck. See Stone, Pre-Columbian Man in Costa Rica, page 124, for related example.
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