Preclassic Collection

Female Figure, c. 400 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Female Figure, c. 400 B.C

Standing Female Figure, 1200 / 600 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Standing Female Figure, 1200/600 B.C

Footed Pipe with Fluted Relief Design, c. 400 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Footed Pipe with Fluted Relief Design, c. 400 B.C

Gourd-Shaped Vessel, c. 500 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Gourd-Shaped Vessel, c. 500 B.C

Female Figurine, 700 / 600 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Female Figurine, 700/600 B.C

Female Figurine, 500 / 400 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Female Figurine, 500/400 B.C

Female Figure, 500 / 400 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Female Figure, 500/400 B.C

Head of a Female, c. 600 B. C. Creator: Unknown
Head of a Female, c. 600 B.C

Censer in the form of a seated figure, Pre-Classic Period (pottery)
XIR245798 Censer in the form of a seated figure, Pre-Classic Period (pottery) by Mayan; height: 29 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Brest mask made of clay of 14 cm in height, comes from the archaeological site of Tlatilco, in the east of Mexico

Central America, Guatemala, Yaxha. Ruins of Preclassic & Classic Period Mayan civilization overlooking the green river that the site is named after

El Castillo, Chichen Itza, Mexico
El Castillo Temple, Chichen Itza, Mexico at sunrise. This step-pyramid was built by the Maya civilisation. It is a temple dedicated to the god Kukulcan

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic Preclassic Era: A Glimpse into Ancient Central America" Step back in time to the mysterious Preclassic period, where unknown creators left behind captivating artifacts that continue to intrigue us today. Among them is a mesmerizing Female Figure from around 400 B. C. , its delicate features frozen in time, whispering secrets of an ancient civilization. Another enigma emerges with the Standing Female Figure, dating back to 1200/600 B. C. This timeless sculpture stands as a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of forgotten hands, offering glimpses into their beliefs and customs. Delving deeper into this era's artistic legacy, we encounter a Footed Pipe adorned with fluted relief design from approximately 400 B. C. Its intricate patterns speak volumes about the cultural intricacies prevalent during those times; each groove tells stories lost in history's embrace. A Gourd-Shaped Vessel transports us further back in time to around 500 B. C. , showcasing not only exceptional pottery skills but also shedding light on how daily life was intertwined with artistry and functionality. The presence of multiple Female Figurines throughout this era highlights their significance within society—symbols of fertility or perhaps revered deities whose true identities remain shrouded by centuries gone by. These figurines from various periods (700/600 B. C. , 500/400 B. C. ) offer tantalizing glimpses into ancient rituals and beliefs held dear by our ancestors. Among these remarkable finds is yet another striking Female Figure from around 500/400 B. C. , radiating grace and mystery through her sculpted form. Her purpose remains elusive, leaving room for speculation and wonderment about her role within an ancient community. The Head of a Female sculpture takes us even further back in time—to approximately 600 B. C. —and captivates us with its lifelike details. Who was she? What stories did she carry.