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SKU: 251109-03

Pre-Historic Salado Jar Pottery

ca. 1000-1250 AD

6" H x 5.75" D x 3" D Opening

Hand Coiled with Black and Tan Painted Graphic Design and Red Inside Rim

Has some old paint touch up, otherwise in Veru Good Condition

The Salado culture (circa AD 1150–1450) was a prehistoric Native American society that flourished in the Tonto Basin and surrounding regions of central and southern Arizona, particularly along the Salt and Gila Rivers. They are best known for their distinctive polychrome pottery, especially the iconic Salado jars, which represent a pinnacle of Southwestern ceramic art.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Anasazi - Hohokam - Salado - Caddo

Year Range: Prehistoric / Pre Columbian AD 400-1500

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 6 in5.75 in3 in

Category: Pottery - Prehistoric

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