Corrugated Olla from the Anasazi / Mogollon culture of prehistoric Native America, ca. 1050 - 1250 A.D. Created using hand-formed coils of clay, then decorated using a technique of imprinting little pinches in the clay before it was fired to give it this corrugated appearance. Also included are 35 ancient points in varying condition (obsidian, quartz, stone, more - see detail pic). Olla itself measures 3-1/2"D x 2"D, intact/generally excellent condition, save typical surface wear. ...click for details
Not a common example! From the large Casas Grande site just south of the US border, dating between 1200 - 1300 A.D, this fine large bowl is decorated in a repeating temple step pattern in added colors of red, white and black, with small red band at rim. 8"D x 4-1/2"H, save repaired stress crack, intact/generally excellent.
