A Carved Stone Standing Figure, Possibly Pre-Columbian
Pre-Columbian style stone figure, in the manner of the Teotihuacan culture of the Valley of Mexico. The standing figure is hand-carved from stone, possibly a green stone, and features stylized proportions with incised facial details. The form and carving style are consistent with Central Mexican sculptural traditions, circa 3rd–7th century CE. Height: 10.5 inches; Width: 4 inches ; Length: 6 inches.
Condition
Surface wear, weathering, and minor abrasions consistent with age. Small chips and losses to edges. Evidence of old adhesive or stabilization visible. No active breaks observed. Overall stable condition with wear commensurate with age.
Pre-Columbian style stone figure, in the manner of the Teotihuacan culture of the Valley of Mexico. The standing figure is hand-carved from stone, possibly a green stone, and features stylized proportions with incised facial details. The form and carving style are consistent with Central Mexican sculptural traditions, circa 3rd–7th century CE. Height: 10.5 inches; Width: 4 inches ; Length: 6 inches.
Condition
Surface wear, weathering, and minor abrasions consistent with age. Small chips and losses to edges. Evidence of old adhesive or stabilization visible. No active breaks observed. Overall stable condition with wear commensurate with age.
