Prehistoric Pottery

[Michael Karr]

OK ALL SHOW YOUR PREHISTORIC POTTERY HERE IF YOU HAVE ANY,,,,MIKE

 

[Bridge End Farm]

wow you found that like that wow wow wow I am gonna have to look for some

that is awesome

 

[seger98]

I don't have any but that is a beautiful piece & can't wait to see what the other will post!

 

[badandy]

Here are my only two pieces of pottery I have left. One is a big water bottle from Ark., and I am the third owner of this great artifact! The other is a bowl from South West MO. Plain in color and style, but well made.

badandy

 

[Flintfinder of Mo.]

One of mine.

 

[Jonnyreb]

Heres most of the ones I found whole anyway. I know I've posted most of these before. Hope its alright with yall.

 

[Jonnyreb]

Another try here.

 

[Michael Karr]

THANK'S TO ALL THAT POSTED THERE PICTURE'S,,,MICHAEL

 

[chong2]

Our newsest, A Mimbres plain, with kill hole
One day, ill have a Mimbres Black and white story scene, one day, one day

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

Do broken pieces count?
8)

 

[chong2]

demoncat, i remember when your originally posted that up, nice find, i hope u went back looking for more. By the way, im the 4th owner of my bowl, papertrail follows it .

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

demoncat, i remember when your originally posted that up, nice find, i hope u went back looking for more. By the way, im the 4th owner of my bowl, papertrail follows it .

Thanks! Chong
Yea I've been back a bunch of times & nothing! Just thought I would show them again since Mike wanted to see everyones pottery.
A bunch of people go down to hunt that part of the river though ( foot prints all the time!) so they might have gotten something I was just the lucky one that day.
If the river would ever drop below the sand bar & expose somemore gravel I'm sure I could find something!
That bowl you have is a nice one! It's nice you have papers on it also!
8)

 

[Rowdy Yates]

Here are my Anasazi corrugated ware:

Here's a decorated bowl:

Here's one that I don't know anything about:

These are my pride and joys (but I made them myself in a Community College pottery class since I'll never be able to afford the real thing):

And, lastly my early historical touristy pieces:

Rick

 

[chong2]

Rowdy, that one you do not know anything about, do you think it looks Casa Grandes?

 

[Rowdy Yates]

Hi Chong,

I've always leaned towards Mexico or Central America on that one, but I've researched and can't find anything similar.

Thanks,

Rick

 

[chong2]

I posted this somewhere before,believed to be Mogollon, large pendant or breastplate, drilled from a dish or bowl base.

 

[jamey]

thanks chong you have some neat stuff there jamey