Pre-Columbian Mexico Blackware Pottery Bowl
A Pre-Columbian-style blackware earthenware pottery bowl, featuring a rounded form with a slightly irregular rim and dark-fired surface with incised linear decoration. The style and construction of the piece are consistent with Pre-Columbian blackware pottery dating to approximately 1000–1400 AD from the region of present-day Mexico. The vessel exhibits surface wear, abrasions, deposits and age-related irregularities throughout. Age and cultural attribution have not been independently authenticated. Measures: 2-1/4” H x 4” D.
A Pre-Columbian-style blackware earthenware pottery bowl, featuring a rounded form with a slightly irregular rim and dark-fired surface with incised linear decoration. The style and construction of the piece are consistent with Pre-Columbian blackware pottery dating to approximately 1000–1400 AD from the region of present-day Mexico. The vessel exhibits surface wear, abrasions, deposits and age-related irregularities throughout. Age and cultural attribution have not been independently authenticated. Measures: 2-1/4” H x 4” D.
