Ancient Alien Artifact, Museum Exhibited. Shaman, Healing TV featured MALE

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Ancient Alien Artifact, Museum Exhibited. Shaman, Healing TV featured MALE:
$8000.00

Height 9", Depth 3.5", Width 3.25".
This figurine is from the museum exhibited Vonderheide Collection featured on Ancient Aliens TV show and Podcasts worldwide. The Vonderheide collection is the most prominentcollection of Nomoli having been seen by more people than any other collection ever.These are powerful Shaman and Healing artifacts which were utilized by Shamans, medicine women and chiefs throughout timeThis Nomoli figurine is extremely rare and consistent with other ancient figurines from around the world. This one is a traditional male figure, with a large chest and phallic shape.Figurines from our collection were used throughout antiquity by the Shaman, Medicine Man/Woman, Chiefs and individuals and are believed to possess great healing and other powers - powers that are magnified by the adept who activates the figurine.All original Nomoli artifacts from The Vonderheide Collection come with certificate of authenticity and provenance.The Vonderheide collection is the world's foremost collection of Authentic Nomoli Figurines. Mr. Vonderheide and the collection have been featured on Ancient Alien TV Show three times and on numerous Podcasts around the worldProvenance:Many artifacts from this collection were Museum Exhibited
at The African Art Museum of Maryland. Initially scheduled for six months, extended exhibit ran from 2016 through 2018 due to interest and excitement generated. (Video of exhibit on ancientalienstones.com)Authenticated by Professor Kwaku Ofori-AnsaWorld Renowned African Art History ProfessorForemost Expert on Nomoli“All pieces shown here are believed to be authentic examples of soapstone sculptures and hooded masks from that region. The civil war that occurred in the region in the 1970s and the current anti indigenous traditions by some of the hard-line religious groups resulted in the destruction of traditional art and therefore rendered these types sculptures hard to find. Their acquisition therefore, is deemed a timely intervention to preserve a priceless artistic treasure for posterity.”Professor Ofori-Ansa on The Shirley and Bennett J. Vonderheide Collection (Reprinted from Museum exhibition poster)(Video of Professor Ofori-Ansa presenting Vonderheide collection on NomoliHunters.com)Biography: Professor of African Art History at Howard University. (Retired)“Kwaku Ofori-Ansa was born in Aboasa, Ghana where he received his academic and professional training in teaching and specialist training in art education and art history at the University of Cape Coast's College of Education at Winneba. He holds MFA and M.Ed. degrees from Howard University and M.Ed. and Ed.D. degrees from Columbia University Teachers' College in New York.He has authored several articles and self-published educational charts, posters and calendars on African visual culture, including Kente is More than a Cloth, Meanings of Symbols in Adinkra Cloth, Weights of Wisdom: History, Production and Uses of Akan Gold Weights, Royal and Sacred Stools of the Akan People of Ghana, and Royal Linguists Staffs of the Akan People of Ghana. He has also curated many African art exhibitions in Ghana and the US and authored many exhibition catalogues. He has participated in numerous group art exhibitions in Ghana and in the United States since 1973.He has served as a consultant and a participant in several cross-cultural education programs in Ghana and the US including the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African Art, the National Museum of Natural History's African Voices Project, the African Art Museum of Maryland; the Anacostia Museum of African American Art, Alexandria Museum of Black History, the Martin Luther King Memorial Library, Hammonds House Gallery of African American Art, Africare, Transfrica, the Alliance` Francais` of the Embassy of France, the Embassy of Zimbabwe; Ghana's Mission at the UN, Embassy of Ghana in Washington, DC and for Museums and galleries of such universities as the James Madison University, Morgan State University, Virginia State University, George Mason University, Morgan State University, Columbia University and Howard University.”2011 Howard University Gallery of Art, Division of Fine Arts (Reprint)Featured on Ancient Aliens TV show, Podcasts,The Next Truth and Phenomina MagazineThe most widely viewed reveal of Nomoli gods and figurines ever on Television featured the Vonderheide collection and Bennett J. Vonderheide’s appearance as the foremost expert. (Season 14, episode 4) (Short video from the TV show on NomoliHunters.com)Featured on dozens of Podcasts airing worldwide.Featured in most comprehensive articles ever written on Nomoli published by The Next Truth (Germany) and Phenomina (Argentina) magazines.The Shirley and Bennett J. Vonderheide Collection also includes the only footage of Nomoli Artifacts deep in the West African Jungle.The Vonderheide Collection contains the most widely published and most prominent, world class collection, of Nomoli figurines in history.Contemporaneously Healing in USA Nomoli from the Vonderheide collection have been acquired, activated and implemented by healers in the US with amazing results. Individuals with no formal training in healing have also engaged figurines from the collection with profound results. Testimonials and film being produced for Nomoli Hunters program in development.Acquired from Exclusive Contacts deep in the bush Used by Shamans, Medicine Men/Women, Chiefs and Sowie throughout the ages