Pre-Columbian Axe God Figure in Schist Stone Necklace, A Nyamwezi is traditionally viewed as feminine

is traditionally viewed as feminine

and the second hardest gemstone after Diamond

Origin is Afghanistan collected in the 1970's

Ethiopian Headrest Ca

9" long (top of the bail to base of the bells) x 8" wide x 1 1/4" thick

Pre-Columbian Axe God Figure in Schist Stone Necklace, A Nyamwezi is traditionally viewed as femininePre Columbian Axe God Figure in Schist Stone, A Approx. 24" long deer skin lace Measure approx. 4 1 2" x 1 3 8" The simple form of an Axe God pendant is a celt, which is an ungrooved axe. But they were not made from working celts, they were made only to resemble celts. Axe gods have been found at the neck and chest level of male, female, and child burials indicating they were worn as necklaces and as pendants. The people who owned them were members of