Ancient Native American Pottery Water Vessel; Mississippian; 800-1600 AD; ARK. For Sale

This Ancient and Archaic Native American Pottery Water Vessel from the Mississippian period (800-1600 AD) is a handmade artifact that represents a piece of US Native American culture. Found N. E., Arkansas.Measures: 6 1/4" wide x 7" tall x 2 1/4" narrow wide top opening.Resembling a bulbous or globular clay jar or water bottle from the Mississippian culture (c. 800–1600 CE), commonly found in regions like the Central/Southeast United States such as Arkansas or Missouri.The water vessel holds historical significance and is a valuable collectible item for those interested in pre-1600 Native American artifacts. Its provenance may not be available, but its craftsmanship and cultural significance speak to its importance in the heritage of Native American tribes in the United States. In excellent condition for age; minor rim chips; no big deal! See all photographs and details as No Returns.Tag on bottom says: "Mississippian Culture; 800 AD / 1600 AD; found N. E. ARK.".