Tiwanaku Stone Idol c. 1050 A.D.
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Tiwanaku Idol
A fine Tiwanaku sandstone idol. The body is stout with deeply incised quadratic face and body features. Hands are held at the center and high. Wears a full ceremonial garb with a banded headdress. Altiplano region, Lake Titicaca. Ca. 650 to 1050 A.D. Measures 6”/15.6 cm in height, 4”/10.2 cm in width, 3.75”/9.52 cm in length. – Rare
Condition: Sediment deposit within crevices with minor surface erosion. Old inventory No. 153 on the forehead. Fine condition.
Provenance: Ex-K. Downs, Kentucky collection; Private Florida Collection
Price $2,450 – Domestic Delivery Included
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