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- Item: POT115 *NEW*
- Description: Miniature Strap Handle Pot - This
is a nice strap handled pot that has one place on the bottom
where the finished has flaked off probably due to moisture in the
ground. (see photos)
- Size: 2 1/8 inches in diameter x 1 1/4 inches tall
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- Item: POT114 *NEW*
- Description: Miniature Strap Handle Incised and
Punctuated Pot w/ decorated Handles - This nice little pot
has had three legs which were mostly lost anciently and it
was salvaged to present form. (see photos)
- Size: 3 5/16 inches in diameter x 2 3/8 inches
tall
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- Item: POT103
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- Description: Caddo Engraved Red Avery Jar - Circa 1200 - 1500 A.D. Found in Clark County, Arkansas in 1978. Very nice color and engraving. A fine example of this type. This is a fine red-ware Avery with nice engraving that has been cracked and glued and has only ONE small area of restoration. All the visible engraving is original. (see photos). IT was found in the late 70's. It has a collectors tag with this info: "TR-1978 - FX-92 1766-B Rs". The Caddo Culture existed from around 400 AD to around 1500 AD and is generally divided into the Early, Middle, and Late Caddo. This Avery is from the Late Caddo Period.
- Size: 4" T x 5 5/8" W
- Condition: Cracked and glued with one small place of restoration. (see photo)
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- Item: POT113 * NEW *
Description: Miniature Kentucky Pottery Trowel - This miniature Clay Pottery Trowel was found in Hickman County, Kentuck. It has an "eared" handle and a few worn places around the toweling edge. These "miniatures" are hard to come by.
Size: 2 1/4 x 2 1/8 x 2 inches tall
Condition: Solid with a little rough edges
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- Item: POT112 * NEW *
- Description: Miniature Kentucky Pottery Trowel - This miniature Clay Pottery Trowel was found in Hickman County, Kentucky by Robert Abbell. It has the classic "eared" handle. The toweling surface is nice and smooth. These "miniatures" are hard to come by and being from KY makes it even more desirable.
- Size: 2 1/16 x 2 x 1 3/4 inches tall
- Condition: Solid and in excellent shape
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- Item: POT105
- Description: Hempstead Engraved Bowl - Circa 1200 - 1500 A.D. Found in
Ouachita County, Arkansas. Nice finish and engraving with only some surface restoration around the rim. There is red pigment in and around the engraving.
- Size: 4 1/8" T x 7 3/8" W
- Condition: Solid with a little surface restoration around the rim.
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- Item: POT101
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- Description: Vertical Avenue Quapaw Polychrome Water Bottle - Found in Lee County, Arkansas. This bottle is of shell tempered and from the "middle Quapaw" period from around 500 to 350 years B.P. It is a medium sized water bottle with a short neck. It has a slight pressure crack and a little paint retouch around the rim. Comes with a Jeff Baker COA. I have also had Sam Johnson and Ken Partain look at this fine Caddo Polychrome.
- Size: 6 3/4" T x 6 1/4" wide
- Condition: Good* Solid / one probe hole Graded 8.5
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- Item: POT108
KY / TN Piece
- Description: KY or Tennessee Water Bottle - This water bottle is mostly tan in color with some gray to charcoal fire marks. It is marked " Mound on Bank of Reelfoot Lake Tenn-Ky MP35". To me this makes it a Tennessee Pot, but the far North bank of Reelfoot is only 3/8 ths of a mile from the Kentucky Line, so I am not sure. This water bottle has about 3 larger pieces that were broke out on one side and have been glued back. There is also one 1/4" probe hole from the inside out, on the side of the bottom that has been repaired. There is some restoration to the neck, that appears to be mostly re-enforcement where it was pieced back together. It is a very nice water bottle from either Tennessee or Kentucky dating back to the 1960's. Pots from "either" of these are harder to get.
- Size: 6 1/2" T x 6 5/8" W
- Condition: Cracked & glued with a little restoration around rim and some filler.
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