Susan Kliewer - Sinagua Maquette, Bronze, Edition 47/99 (SC91924-1115-001) magento-74049 Published on page 92 of

Published on page 92 of Legendary Patania Jewelry by Kim Messier

Includes a copy of a picture taken of the nurse in the late 1930s or early 1940s

This is a wonderful collecting opportunity

Turkish Marble

One of the main characters found in Paleolithic "picture caves" are woolly ponies - grouped in ways that seem to have a special mystical function

Susan Kliewer - Sinagua Maquette, Bronze, Edition 47/99 (SC91924-1115-001) magento-74049 Published on page 92 ofThis is a sold out bronze that is valued at $6,800. This is a wonderful collector's opportunity. "Around 1090 CE, the Sinagua people lived in Central and Northern Arizona. Despite their name, which means 'Without Water' in Spanish, the Sinagua had water in abundance and were successful farmers, artisans, and traders. However, in 1450 CE, the Sinagua disappeared from archaeological record. The mystery of where they went may never be solved." Susan