Strange figurines

 
 
There are many figurines that make us to think across the Earth; the images and morphologies shown speak for themselves
 
This section complements the section "Our ancient teachers"
 
 of Veracruz, Mexico; 600-900 of our era; being with tail, as some represented in Jama-Coaque (Ecuador)
 
 
 Jaina figurine; pre-Columbian
 
 
 Aztec figure; Mexico
 
 
 of Tlatilco, Mexico; 1200 to 400 B.C.
 
 
 of the Chorrera Culture, Ecuador; 1800 to 300 B.C.
 
 
 of Jama-Coaque, Ecuador; pre-Columbian
 
 
 of Jama-Coaque
 
 
 of Jama-Coaque
 
 
 of Jama-Coaque
 
 
 of the Chorrera Culture
 
 
 Manco Capac; first king of the Incas
 
 
 of the Machalila-Valdavia-Chorrera Culture
 
 
 of the Bahía Culture; Ecuador
 
 of Ecuador
 
 of theTamayo Museum; Oaxaca, Mexico
 
 of México
 
 of the Maya city of Copan
 
 
 of Campeche, Mexico; 600-900 AD. This figurine is strange because it reminds to Ganesha god of India, especially when it is not known of the existence of elephants in America
 
 
 of the Sanxingdui Culture, of China; at least 3200 years old
 
 
 Sanxingdui Culture
 
 Sanxingdui Culture
 
 
 Sanxingdui Culture
 
 
 Jomon figurine Japan; the Jomon continued in Japan since 14500 to 300 B.C.
 
 
 Jomon ceramics
 
 
 Dogu figurine of Akita, Japan; 4500 to 3300 B.C.
 
 
 Dogu figurine, Japan; Guimet Museum
 
 
 of the late Jomon period, Japan;  1000 to 300 B.C.
 
 
side view of a Dogu statue


Tairona art, Colombia


Tairona art



ancient Germanic god


Valkyrie, the National Museum of Denmark


god Odin, British Museum


god Thor, Norse mitology



of Tlatilco, Mexico; 1200 to 900 B.C.


Zacateca ceramics, Pre-Columbian


ceramics of Jalisco, Mexico; Pre-Columbian


of Jalisco; 200 B.C. a 300 A.D.


of Jalisco; 300 B.C. to 300 A.D.
 
 
 
 Olmec mask
 
 
 Olmec jade figurine; winged creature



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