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Ancient Mayan drawings carved on the stone wall
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Mayan Alphabet. Close up of hieroglyph or glyph writing system found in Copan (Honduras), Tikal (Guatemala) and Chichen Itza, Palenque, Uxmal, Yaxchilan, Bonampak (Mexico).
Ancient Chinese Pottery Ware Pattern Background
Ancient pottery from the Bronze Age. Pot Terra cotta, 2500-2250 B.C. Alacahoyuk. Selective focus Pot. Grainy photo.
Ancient Aztec Stone of the Sun.
Indigenous clay vase, decorated in high relief, typical of the Indians of the Brazilian Amazon.
Rotating disc for pottery
Pre Columbian warrior vase made around 1000 AD.
White ceramic vases on wooden shelf
Old big clay jug. Close-up.
Ancient China Yangshao Culture: Painted pottery column
Mayan King from the Classic Period, with a great headdress, (c. 250–900 AD) Chiapas, Mexico
Ceramic Number 51 Street Address. Shot in Santa Fe, NM.
front view antique large red and brown ceramic vase on grey background, object, decor, fashion, gift, home, house, copy space
Handmade terracotta vases and jugs on an old terracotta floor. The designs are ethnic in origin. Handicraft products of Indigenous tribes in Brazil.
Gold ornament depicting the head of an Indian
Flower Vase
Amazonian, indigenous, native from Pará ceramics, vases made of clay, with linguistic graphic design, from the Amazon, indigenous graphics, native craft
The stone pier at the entrance of a Chinese house is carved with auspicious patterns
A small jar in orange, brown, and white on a kitchen counter
Reproduction of the ancient Aztec Mayan calendar isolated on black. Image taken in Mexico where it was part of an ancient culture.
antique and dirty brown and white ceramic pot on white background, object, vintage, decor, modern, old copy space
Ancient China Bronze Close-up
Ancient Mayan hieroglyphs
Handmade terracotta jug on an old terracotta floor. Handicraft products of Indigenous tribes in Brazil.
Maya bas relief carving in a stele tombstone of a mayan ruler king with staff of power, Palenque, Mexico.
It's a generic Aztec calendar. You can see the original at the Museo Nacional de Antropologia in Mexico City, Mexico. The original calendar is a massive stone slab, carved in the middle of the 15th century. It weighs almost 24 tons, has a diameter of 3.6 meters (12 feet), and a thickness of 1.22 meters (4 feet).
An orange vase on white surface with text decoration
ceramic circle picture
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