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I make reproductions of prehistoric and early historic southeastern U.S. pottery for museums and archaeologists. I learn so much from handling the original pieces in museum collections and talking with archaeologists. I pick up new information every time I research a piece to reproduce. We have had some fantastic prehistoric southeastern potters. I am inspired and challenged by their talent and quality of work.
My reproductions are on exhibit at the Birmingham Art Museum, Mississippi Department of Archives and History, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History and many other exhibits throughout the southeast.
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| Human Effigy Bottle |
Reproduction of a Human Effigy Bottle, The Nodena Site, Arkansas
Original bottle dates to 1550-1650 A.D. From the Alabama Museum of Natural History's collection. Coil built, incised and red clay used as a paint. Natural dug clay with mussel shell temper. |
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