Central/South American Stone Carvings ? Any Info Will Help

[pastjoysandtoys]

These where obtained by a friends father back in the 1970s (he has since passed away). He took several archeology courses at UCLA. Through the university, he went on at least 2 separate trips to sites in Costa Rica. Not sure if these where from the Costa Rica trips. Can anyone can tell us anything about these items. There are the 3 stone carvings and a small piece of pottery broken off from some type of larger pottery piece .

 

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[pippinwhitepaws]

Maya ceramic - Art History Online Reference and Guide

 

[joshuaream]

They are all from central Mexico, or traded in from there.

Google Tlaloc, and you'll see the same style of fragments and eyes. These are earlier than Aztec, the earspools suggest Teotihuacan influence.

 

[NorCal Gal]

They are all from central Mexico, or traded in from there.

Google Tlaloc, and you'll see the same style of fragments and eyes. These are earlier than Aztec, the earspools suggest Teotihuacan influence.

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All the best,

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

guess posting links to accurate information is a waste of time.

 

[pastjoysandtoys]

secretcanyon, I did check out the link > Maya ceramic - Art History Online Reference and Guide and what comes up is > Maya ceramic No page with this exact title exists. Last updated: 06-04-2013 15:28:41. Did find > MesoAmerican Photo Archives: Teotihuacan but, link is dead. Large site, just not finding the info I am looking for.

 

[pastjoysandtoys]

joshuaream, Appears to be very similar. Will do some more checking along this line. Thanks