pot shards found at an estate sale

[jamey]

anyone know what type of pottery this is,got the points ,book and hammerstone there also

 

[Indian Steve]

Sorry, the points are recent made stuff that you find in tourist shops.

 

[monsterrack]

This is JMO but the points on the bottom look to be good, the other points look to be new or points from Africa and the pottery looks old, I would have someone take a close look at the pottery. Cool score

 

[joshuaream]

The pottery is from the Caribbean, probably Dominican Republic. Google Taino Adorno and you'll see similar examples.

The small points could be African Neolithic, but they could also be South American (Peru, Bolivia, Chile.)

The larger points are probably something from Kentucky, Tennessee or the surrounding states.

 

[jamey]

thank you,i know i got some good info from you all,i knew the larger points were good as i have found many like them here in tn,thought maybe the little gray one was good too.i am really happy to see were the pottery came from,was hoping north america but oh well,just have to keep looking.hit this estate sale after i went with a friend to a site that is going away,saved a whole one and a couple of brokes,he did ok as well.not bad for just one day off a week here lately.here is the ones i saved

 

[joshuaream]

Technically the pottery is from North America.

 

[jamey]

Thank you sir joshuaream,since i have your attention can you id this?

 

[rock]

Guessing repro

 

[joshuaream]

Guessing repro

Agreed, a historic art piece or a reproduction.