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Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection
Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection
Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection
Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection
Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection
Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection
Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection

Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve From Southern N.M Collection

$ 0.52

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Tribal Affiliation: Mesa Verde
  • Culture: Native American: US
  • Condition: Used
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Handmade: Yes

    Description

    Superb Mesa Verde Olla Circa 1200 AD COA No Reserve
    Fresh From Southern N.M Collection, No Restoration
    Epic Piece
    Measurements:
    height 7"
    Mesa Verde pottery
    typically featured black geometric patterns applied with a yucca paintbrush on a grayish white background. These patterns were remarkable for their balance and design.
    Pottery first appeared in Mexico, and by 400 to 500 CE, it was made in Mesa Verde. The Ancestral Pueblo people experimented with adding a tempering material such as sand or finely ground grit from the region to keep pottery from cracking as it dried. The pottery was then fired and decorated using dye from Beeweed, which satisfied both utilitarian and aesthetic uses.
    Item not found on federal of state land