Miscellaneous II: Artifacts from Other Sites: Arkansas Antiquities: Sam Dellinger: Raiders of the Lost Arkansas

Sam Dellinger: Raiders of the Lost Arkansas

IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER

ARTIFACTS AS ART

WHAT IS AN EFFIGY POT?

COMPARISON AND CONTRAST

THE SPIRO MOUND GROUP

THE BLUFF SHELTERS

A CARNEGIE GRANT & COB CAVE

OTHER BLUFF SHELTER SITES

SALVAGE ARCHEOLOGY

ARTIFACTS FROM OTHER SITES

Artifacts from Other Sites | Beck Place | Bradley Place | Carden Bottoms | Nodena | Upper Nodena
Miscellaneous I | Miscellaneous II | Site Unknown

Miscellaneous II

TL2006.003.60 Description: Red and white polychrome turtle effigy, found at Marked Tree in Poinsett County Arkansas

TL2006.003.67 Description: Bat effigy bowl, found at Marked Tree

TL2006.003.72 Description: Bottle found at Golden Lake Plantation in Mississippi County Image Credit: University Museum Collections, University of Arkansas

TL2006.003.78 Description: Bottle found at Golden Lake Plantation in Mississippi County Image Credit: University Museum Collections, University of Arkansas

TL2006.003.81 Description: Bottle found at Golden Lake Plantation in Mississippi County

TL2006.003.73 Description: Red filmed bottle with a large straight neck and a squatty globular body (with a hint of carination) and a depressed or concave base (making it in effect a self-contained annular base). The lip is flattened. The surface is well polished, reflecting high lights. From Vernon Paul

TL2006.003.76 Description: Tripod bottle with a globular body curving smoothly into the neck which is slightly constricted. The lip is rounded. The vessel is decorated with a red painted design on a buff paste. Vertical parallel stripes around the neck; horizontal parallel stripes on the legs. Motifs on the body are red circles with long "tails" dangling downward. The bottom of the body and inner surfaces of the legs are painted solid red. The legs are hollow and open into the body. From Vernon Paul

TL2006.003.93 Description: Frog effigy vessel, found at Earle

TL2006.003.98 Description: Effigy Vessel, found in Earle, Arkansas, in Crittenden County, near the Tyronza River

TL2006.003.113 Description: Vessel found in Adair near the Ouachita River

TL2006.003.114 Description: Seed jar found in Adair

TL2006.003.121 Description: Complete vessel found in Adair, Arkansas

TL2006.003.127 Description: Vessel found in Adair, Arkansas

TL2006.003.119 Description: Restored Vessel found in Friendship

TL2006.003.124 Description: Vessel found in Friendship, Arkansas

TL2006.003.120 Description: Watermelon Island Seed Jar. Flat base, ovoid body, without decoration, with a simple hole for a mouth Found at J. E. Stanley Place on the Ouachita River in Malvern, Hot Springs County, Arkansas

TL2006.003.122 Description: Vessel excavated from a mound near Malvern, Arkansas, on the Ouachita River in 1908 by Charles L. Butler. This vessel was found near skeletons, accompanied by a large bottle and cup.

TL2006.003.103 Description: Reconstructed, four-legged plain vessel found on Matlock Plantation

TL2006.003.104 Description: Complete head pot, decorated in Nodena red & white, Matlock Plantation

TL2006.003.52 Description: Nodena red, stair step design jar found on the Neeley's Ferry Plain

TL2006.003.58 Description: Short neck with a flaring mouth, old red, found on Neeley's Ferry Plain

TL2006.003.60 Description: Red and white polychrome turtle effigy, found at Marked Tree in Poinsett County Arkansas

TL2006.003.60
Description: Red and white polychrome turtle effigy, found at Marked Tree in Poinsett County Arkansas

University Museum Collections, University of Arkansas

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