Preview
Description
A flared rim bowl with notched lip and notched, vertical appliqué strips. The two strap handles, which also have with a notched appliqué strip, connect the vessel’s neck and body. Body has additional vertical appliqué strips. This vessel would date from the late sixteenth to the early seventeenth century; similar vessels were manufactured at Mississippian town between Memphis and the Missouri bootheel. Such an ornate bowl would have crafted by a master potter of high social standing.
Date
16th Century, 17th Century
Recommended Citation
Dye, David, "Flare Rimmed Bowl" (2022). Artifacts. 12.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/chnash-museum-chucalissa-gallery2/12
Keywords
Pottery; Flare Rimmed Bowl; Mississippian; David Dye; David Dye Exhibit; Exhibit Photographs
