A group of six Pre Columbian Mesoamerican clay heads. Each exhibiting unique characteristics in terms of style, material, and level of preservation. They appear to be of varying sizes and are crafted from different types of clay, resulting in a diverse range of colors, from dark grayish-brown to lighter beige and reddish tones. Some heads are more realistically rendered with discernible facial features, while others are stylized, with simplified or abstracted forms. Several of the heads have headdresses or other forms of headwear, suggesting a possible cultural or ritualistic significance. The variety in style and condition hints at a range of possible cultural origins and time periods within the Pre Columbian era, and possibly different artistic conventions. One head is holed on the bottom. Pre Columbian Mesoamerican Figures, Figurines, Statues, Heads, Masks, For Collectors.