| Click HERE to see these Relic Caddoan “engraved bottle.” Found in Clark County, Arkansas in the 1950s. Perino COA. Ex Fuhr Brothas, Sam Johnson. Now in the collection of Rick Fitzgerald, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic Nodena red and white waterbottle, measuring 4-3/4 inches in diameter by 5 inches high. Vessel has four red hands around vessel body, two pointing up and two pointing down. From Mississippi County, Arkansas. From the collection of Jim Maus, Advance, North Carolina. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic Carson red on buff cameo waterbottle, measuring 6-1/4 inches in diameter by 9-1/4 inches high. From Cross County, Arkansas. From the collection of Jim Maus, Advance, North Carolina. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic Small Mississippian pot with four skulls around lip of pot. From Lee County, Arkansas. Measures 3-3/4 inches high by 4-1/2 inches in diameter. From the collection of Rodney Peck. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic Rattlehead Old Town red frog effigy bowl, measuring 7-5/8 inches long head to tail, by 4-1/8 inches high. Found in Mississippi County, Arkansas. From the collection of Jim Maus, Advance, North Carolina. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic From Mississippi County, Missouri. Found by Bill Teeters From the collection of Ron Smith, Calvert City, Kentucky. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic A human effigy water bottle from the Sandy Woods Site in Scott County, Missouri. Found by Jerry Davis. From the collection of Ron Smith, Calvert City, Kentucky. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic A full-bodied human effigy (pregnant female) measures 5-1/2 inches tall, displays spinal deformity. Found in Mississippi County, Missouri by Wade Oldham, on same site as other effigy shown here. From the collection of Ron Smith. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic Owl effigy from the “Drinkwater Site” in Scott County, Missouri. From the collection of Ron Smith, Calvert City, Kentucky. |
| Click HERE to see these Relic Big Eddy”— Parkin Punctate Style Vessel This Mississippian period Parkin Punctate type vessel was recovered intact at the “Big Eddy” site in Cross County, Arkansas many years ago. It is 5-1/2 inches wide, 4 inches high with rounded bottom. It is beautifully crafted with double strap or loop handles for suspension. It also has widened protrusions on the rim that are perpendicular to the strap handles that were presumable for “lifting” with the thumb and forefinger. The punctate impressions around the bowl are very distinct and uniform indicating great care and pride went into making of this vessel that dates to around 1200 to 1600 AD. Wendell, Frainey and Carson previously collected the vessel. It is now in the Ron Harris collection at Hickory, North Carolina. Photo by Ron Harris. |
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August 4 2004