1,500-year-old Ceramic Maya Figurine with Removable Helmet, from El Perú-Waka', Petén, Guatemala
1,500-year-old Ceramic Maya Figurine with Removable Helmet, from El Perú-Waka', Petén, Guatemala
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Some kid took it out of the packaging so now it's only worth $2.
45 0 ReplyBest I can give you is a quarter.
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It's an action figure, not a doll!
32 0 ReplyI keep seeing the helmet discs as large eyes. Reminds me a bit of Clank from Ratchet and Clank.
17 0 ReplyI see satellite dishes. What are the disc?
3 0 ReplyThey hadn't figured out how to draw Mickey Mouse yet.
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Maya Fett
9 0 ReplyWow that's really interesting as fuck. Love the helmet.
8 0 ReplyThis is really cool. Are there 3d models for stuff like this? I would like to print it and play with this mayan astronaut.
5 0 ReplyHe is adorable, and I love him.
4 0 ReplyReminded me of Cody from It Takes Two in his doll form.
4 0 ReplyAwesome game!!
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very cool. it’s amazing how much detail is still there after 1500 years
4 0 ReplyLooks like something that would pop up in Dark Souls.
3 0 ReplyIf you've ever read the ramblings of Von Däniken you can't help but think it's a cosmonaut.
3 0 ReplyProof of alien existence, WWG1WGA MAGA #taylordidnothingwrong
2 0 ReplyIt's awesome both pieces - especially the helmet - remained together and intact.
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