Bottle with long-nosed god decorations, bowl with hand appliqués, and engraved jar
Dating to ca. 1400 and excavated from the Walls archaeological site in northwest Mississippi, these vessels are typical of Mississippian ceramics found outside Louisiana
Courtesy of Department of Sociology and Anthropology Archaeology Laboratory, University of Mississippi, Davies Collection 3359
Bottle with long-nosed god decorations, bowl with hand appliqués, and engraved jar.
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| Courtesy of | Department of Sociology and Anthropology Archaeology Laboratory, University of Mississippi, Davies Collection 3359 |
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