Part of an alter
This toy is carved completely from stone.
As are the children and the swing in this piece.
As I indicated the grounds are meticulously groomed.
I think this is a pretty wild piece.
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Those toy figures are amazing. The animal with round feet(?) is especially interesting, because I thought the americas did not have the wheel.
I was under the same impression. The museum had similar wheeled item displayed next to the one in the photo.
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