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LeBaron's Primitives

575-973-7800 or 575-257-4589

PO Box 1803

Alto, NM 88312

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"Reaching a World of Worlds"

Satevo, Mexico 1985 - Retrieving pots from the Copper Canyon on burros

Collectibles and Artifacts From the Primitive

Peoples of the World

Burden Baskets

Authentic Bows & Arrows

African Wood Masks

Iron Spears & Blowguns

Zulu Baskets & Metates

Tarahumara Indian Artifacts From the Copper Canyon

Yanomamo Indian Artifacts From the Amazon

Zapotec Indian Blankets

Kuna Indian Canoes From Panama

Mata Ortiz Pottery

Shaman's Spiritual Artifacts

Fossils & Cow Hides

Buffalo Hides

LeBaron's Primitives offers the BEST PRICES, BEST QUALITY AND A 100% Satisfaction Guarantee on Everything sold plus a 10 day return policy that rivals all competitors.

New Mexico's Indiana Jones

Traveling to primitive cultures in distant civilizations, Larry L Baron has lived among and traded with rarely-contacted indigenous tribes to assemble a collection of rare items.

An trained anthropologist, Larry Baron has traveled far up the feeder rivers of the Amazon, the deep reaches of Africa, and remote villages of Mexico and Central America, trading with rarely-visited tribes for handwork that is common to them but rarely seen outside their environment.

Driven from the age of twelve by a passionate interest in primitive cultures, Mr. Baron acquired his formal anthropological training, beginning as an exchange student at the University of the Americas, in Cholula Puebla, Mexico, and culminating with a B.A. in anthropology at Adams State College in Alamosa, Colorado and a Master's degree, from Steven F. Austin State University.
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Private Collection

Many of the items shown on this website are from LeBaron's private collection, which more closely resembles a collection that might be seen in a Museum of Natural History than one owned by a private individual.

In addition to the artifacts, Larry sells many books on anthropology and Indian cultures. Included are such titles as Salvador's The Art of Being Kuna: Layers of Meaning Among the Kuna of Panama. and Napoleon Chagnon's Yanomamo; The Fierce People.