A carved stone sandal form attributed to the Ancestral Pueblo people, dating to between 1200 and 1400 AD. The tall slab is worked to a rounded upper edge with tapering sides, the surface carrying the mineral staining and wear of long burial. It comes on a custom museum mount.
An old inscription reads "Cliff Ruin San Juan Utah," recording an early attribution to a cliff dwelling in southeastern Utah. Provenance traces to Larry Frank of Taos, New Mexico. Length 11 inches.
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A carved stone sandal form attributed to the Ancestral Pueblo people, dating to between 1200 and 1400 AD. The tall slab is worked to a rounded upper edge with tapering sides, the surface carrying the mineral staining and wear of long burial. It comes on a custom museum mount.
An old inscription reads "Cliff Ruin San Juan Utah," recording an early attribution to a cliff dwelling in southeastern Utah. Provenance traces to Larry Frank of Taos, New Mexico. Length 11 inches.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
