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~ Ice Age Figurines from the Spoon River ~

Antelope: 102A. Saiga Antelope (extinct in America)

Bear: 30. Blue Bear; 31. Red Cave Bear (extinct); 32. Charging Short-Face Bear (extinct); 35. Walking Black Cave Bear (extinct); 126. Honey Look Bear (extinct)

Beaver: 18. Lazy & Sassy Beaver (2 beavers); 89. Black Beaver (extinct); 103. Giant Beaver (extinct); 104. Big Beaver (extinct)

Bird: 54. Singing Cardinal; 114. Red Bird; Also see "Thunderbird"

Bison: 102C. Ice Age Bison (extinct)

Bobcat: 37. Bobcat

Buffalo: 102B. Water Buffalo (extinct in America); 130. Charging Buffalo (extinct bison)

Camel: 105. Wrong Way Camel; Camel's Head

Child: 15. Star Eyes Baby; 82. Thunderbird and Child

Coyote: 28. Lone Coyote

Cougar: 38. Mating Cougars

Deer: 26. Wounded Stag

Duck: 49. Blue Mallard; 51. Sitting Duck; 53. Diving Duck; 115. Purple Duck 116. Green Duckling

Eagle: 59. Golden Eagle; 101. First Flight (2 golden eagles) 127. Everywhere Eyes Eagle

Elk: 21. Sleeping Elk

Exotic: 9. Little Big Man; 10. Father of Men; 65. - 68. Female Yoni & Nipple Charms; 132. Yab-Yum; 135. Yoni Stone

Falcon: 56. Sky Dream Falcon

Fish: 47. Catfish

Frog: 44. Bullfrog; 46. Leaping Frog

Ground Squirrel: 17. Chipmunk

Hawk: 58. Brooding Red Hawk; 60. Little Black Hawk; 83. Soaring Red-Tail Hawk; 123. Preening Red Hawk

Horse: 106. Ice Horse (extinct in America); 125. Spirit Run (extinct in America)

Humorous: 131. Caca

Insect: 20. Caterpillar

Lion: 110. American Lion Cub (extinct in America)

Love Charm: Female Yoni & Nipple Charms; 9. Little Big Man; 10. Father of Men; 124. Squat Round; 133. Little Dorje; 134. Mothers Milk

Mammoth: 108. Bathing Mammoth (extinct); 109. Wooly Mammoth (extinct)

Moose: 107. Stag Moose

Mummy: 75. Father's Bones; 76. Grandfather's Bones; 77. Great Grandfather’s Bones

Musk Ox: 102D. American Musk Oxen (extinct in America)

Opossum: 129. Lil' Possum

Owl: 100. Winking Owl; 112. Whispering Owl; 113. Star Eyes Owl

Prairie Chicken: 50. Prairie Chicken

Raccoon: 117. Rocky Raccoon

Wooly Rhinoceros: 111. Wooly Rhino w Calf (extinct)

Shaman/Medicine Woman: 1. Empty Face Man; 2. Sitting Smoke Man; 3. Heart Song Man; 4. Sitting Bones; 6. Reflecting Man; 7. Medicine Man; 8. Waking Dream Man; 11. Medicine Woman; 13. Singing Moon Woman; 92. Buffalo Woman; 93. Rain Man; 94. Lake Woman; 97. Fire Woman; 99. Lady of the North; 120. Old Red Man; 121. Whistling in the Wind Man

Snake: 69. Man-in-Snake w Yoni; 118. Red Eye Copperhead

Thunderbird: 78. Thunderbird Totem; 79. Lightning Bird; 80. Thunderbird Chick; 81. Red Thunder; 82. Thunderbird & Child; 84. Thunderstorm Bird; 88. Swooping Thunderbird; 90. Green Thunderbolt; 122. Electra Bird;

Turtle: 41. Egg-Laying Turtle; 43. Snapping Turtle; 45. Soft-Shell Turtle; 128. Ghost Turtle

Venus: 62. Cloud Woman; 64. Joyful Woman; 65. Heart-Felt Woman; 70. Night Sky Maiden; 71. Harvest Woman; 72. Iron Maiden; 73. Ice Maiden; 74. Mother & Child; 87. Dancing Woman; 95. Fire Belly Woman; 96. Moon Girl; 98. Mother Stone; 63. Fang Tooth Hag; 119. Rising Moon Girl

Wolf: 27. Running Gray Wolf

Thus far catalogued as of 8/3/2013 - total 135

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