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Description
A compound vessel consisting of a plain bottle resting in the mouth of a jar. The jar has a notched rim and four perforated handles. The master ceramicist has captured the form of both the bottle and the jar, perhaps expressing how a bottle might be used as a covering for a jar. The compound “bottle” would date to the fifteenth century.
Date
15th Century
Recommended Citation
Dye, David, "Compound Vessel" (2022). Artifacts. 4.
https://digitalcommons.memphis.edu/chnash-museum-chucalissa-gallery2/4
Keywords
Pottery; Compound Vessel; Mississippian; David Dye; David Dye Exhibit; Exhibit Photographs
