Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) Jewelry and sometimes equine features

and sometimes equine features

Sobek was among the oldest deities named in the Pyramid Texts

who use headrests as both functional and symbolic pieces

The piece appears to be late 18th to early 19th century

and bright interior surfaces

Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) Jewelry and sometimes equine featuresTraveling Man Treasures is selling this authentic Pre Columbian Clay Head Fragment from the Teotihuacan Region (c. 450AD). It is a unique artifact that represents the peoples and culture of the Mayan Aztec Teotihuacan civilizations. The fragment showcases intricate craftsmanship and design typical of pre Columbian art, making it a valuable and significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Latin American ethnographic artifacts. DIMENSIONS: 1 3 8"