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Large Ceramic God of MaizeThis Large Ceramic God of Maize is a finely crafted replica of a seated god, representative of the many statues found across Central America. Dating from as early as 1,500 BC to the time of the Spanish Conquest in the 16th century, these statues reflect the rich and varied cultures of the Olmecs, Toltecs, Zapotecs, Mayans, and Aztecs, among others. Key Features: Dimensions: Approx 25cm x 46cm x 16cm, making it a striking display piece. Material:

This authentic piece offers a hands-on connection to prehistoric life and is an excellent educational tool

carefully crafted replica of the oil flask that contained olive oil

This Eye of Horus Plaque is a resin reproduction depicting the powerful symbol of the Eye of Horus

History of Mummification: Perfect for lessons about the process of mummification and the role of sarcophagi in protecting the deceased

Reflecting the significance of physical strength and competition in Greek culture

it offers an authentic glimpse into everyday life in ancient times

such as the Iron Age mirror and scissors

This authentic Victorian shaving jug offers a beautiful glimpse into the past

focusing on prehistoric tools

reflecting the tenderness and historical importance of the moment

Comparing Civilisations: Using evidence to draw contrasts and trends between the Maya and other historical civilisations

It brings the grandeur and historical importance of the Houses of Parliament to life in any setting