Sorry to hear about your Mom, but welcome to the community, and feel free to post any questions you have. Lots of people here have knowledge of...
Possibly basalt. Not any kind of spear blade that I am familiar with, and spears or arrowheads would be made of flint, chert, obsidian, or other...
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Mayan pyramids, I suspect; I think the design is taken from a Mayan calendar. Compare this similar bedspread, made in Puebla, Mexico. Has many of...
I'm also wondering if the lacy things are not sea-fans, but some other type of plant material. It would be nice if they were some part of the...
Some palms have spiky fronds that look like gar-bills; I imagine that is what these are. Or more precisely, the stem of each frond is sturdy and...
Another cause of the deterioration could be "zinc pest," a problem with die-cast zinc alloy items made in the 1930s-1950s, due to lead impurities...
Nice print, and nice work tracking down the artist. She was quite well-known, and influenced a number of students and protégées, including her...
This does look like a signed print, judging by the offered sale of an unsigned duplicate. I've no idea of value, but here's a website listing some...
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I'm thinking it is not a harpoon; it appears the trailing edge of the triangular point is sharp, which would not usually be the case with a...
The inscription might be the Arabic word for Iran/Persia, though I don't read Arabic very well: ایران or ایران
Seems like a good possibility to me!
Looks to me like somewhat better quality than most India-made items; and the signature looks like it might be Arabic, which would argue against...
Seems like a worthwhile project for you and little James. Welcome, and feel free to post your questions!
I'd agree with that 100% The eyes say Guatemala to me.
it appears the replicas are or were made by Alva Museum Replicas, a well-known manufacturer of souvenir items. Their items may appear to be...
From the discussion thread linked below- which it appears you may have already visited - there are multiple copies of this item in existence. To...
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