| Category: | Pre-Columbian Art |
| Sub Category: | Central America and the Caribbean - Costa Rica |
| Culture or Country: | Atlantic Watershed, Costa Rica. |
| Period: | Period IV- V. Ca. 300-700 A.D. |
| Size: | 3-1/4”H. x 2”W. |
| Description: | Carved blue-gray jade standing anthropomorphic string saw cut pendant, depicting a figure with raised arms holding a double headed snake. Figure with simple round drilled eyes and wide mouth. Serpent has an overall cut zigzag decoration. Two drilled suspension holes at the top rim. Intact, exc. cond. |
| Provenance: | Ex. William and Carol Thibadeau Sr. collection, acquired in the 1970s - 1980s. Ex. Tom Francis Collection, Gainesville, GA, by descent to family, collection # AA173. Ex Arte Primitivo It comes with certificate from Arte Primitivo. |