Original, authentic Mayan blood-letter, 2 obsidian points, Dr. Heflin col., COAs

Description

Three beautiful and well made obsidian artifacts from ancient Mexico.  All are from the collection of
Dr. Allen Heflin
.  Information about him will be provided to the buyer along with
COAs
for each item.  The first item on the left, letter
A
, is an atlatl point marked on the back with "
Teotihiuacan
5/24/58."   It is 3 3/8' long and in overall good condition with a slight impact ding on its tip and dates c.300-700 AD. The middle item,
B
, is a rare, well made and well preserved, semi-translucent obsidian perforator or blood-letter used during
Mayan
religious rituals.  It is 4 1/2" long and dates to c.300-900 AD.  It does have some glue stuck to the back from a previous owner.  The item on the right,
C
., is a semi-translucent obsidian stemmed point that was found in the Lake Sayula area of
Jalisco
and is marked with "Lake Sayula" on the reverse.  It measures 3 3/8" in length and dates to c.300BC-600 AD.  Free shipping.  US bidders only.  Will not ship outside the US.  Thank you.