Assorted obsidian and flint Maya artefacts. Collection of the Miraflores Museum in Guatemala City, an archaeological museum dedicated to the Maya city of Kaminaljuyu.
<ul><li>36 - prismatic obsidian blades, Kaminaljuyu (Miraflores), Late Classic</li>
<li>37 - green obsidian frgments including cores, flakes, macroblades and prismatic blades, Guatemalan Highlands, Late Classic</li>
<li>38 - obsidian pieces including cores, chips, macrochips and prismatic blades, Guatemala City ringroad in Zone 11, undated</li>
<li>39 - obsidian flake sharpened on one side. Guatemalan Highlands, Classic Period</li>
<li>40 - polyhedral obsidian cores, some whole, some in fragments, Kaminaljuyu (Miraflores), Late Classic</li>
<li>41 - amorphous obsidian eccentrics, obsidian sourced from El Chayal, undated</li>
<li>42 - 7 obsidian eccentrics of unknown origin, undated</li>
<li>43 - 4 flint eccentics of unknown origin, undated</li>
<li>44 - oval-shaped flint eccentrics with four notches on the edges, Petén, undated</li>
<li>45 - flint eccentric shaped like a crescent moon, Petén, undated</li>
<li>46 - flint eccentric, Petén, undated</li>
<li>47 - circular flint eccentric with 3 notches equally spaced around the edge and with traces of stucco, Petén, undated</li>
<li>48 - V-shaped flint eccentric, Maya lowlands, undated</li>
<li>49 - U-shaped flint eccentric, Petén, undated</li>
<li>50 - flint eccentric shaped like a spearhead with 5 notches around the edge, Petén, undated</li>
<li>51 - U-shaped flint eccentrics with 4 notches on the ends, Maya lowlands, undated</li>
<li>52 - U-shaped flint eccentrics decorated with jagged edges, Petén, undated</li>
<li>53 - S-shaped flint eccentric with spiked edges, Maya lowlands, Late Classic</li>
<li>54 - flint eccentrics shaped like bay leaves with jagged edges and notched on the ends, both with cinnabar residue. Maya lowlands, undated</li>
<li>55 - flint eccentric shaped like a scorpion with curved tail. Maya lowlands, undated</li>
<li>56 - flint eccentrics, wavy shaped that might represent snakes. Petén, undated</li>
<li>57 - 6 flint spearheads with no signs of wear. Jocotenango, Sacatepequez. Classic period.</li>
<li>58 - 4 flint knives with notched sides. Maya lowlands, Late Classic.</li>
<li>59 - 2 flint knives shaped like bay leaves. Unknown origin, undated.</li></ul>
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