Object class: Ceramic ware (visual works) / Collector: Andrew B. Smith / Culture or time period: Neolithic - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object class Ceramic ware (visual works) Collector Andrew B. Smith Culture or time period Neolithic

Hearst Museum object titled Debitage and potsherds, accession number 5-12013, described as Lithics and 4 pieces of ceramics

Hearst Museum object titled Debitage and potsherds, accession number 5-12014, described as Lithics and 5 pieces of ceramic

Hearst Museum object titled Debitage and potsherds, accession number 5-12016, described as Lithics

Hearst Museum object titled Debitage and potsherds, accession number 5-12017, described as Lithics and 4 pieces of ceramic

Hearst Museum object titled Debitage and potsherds, accession number 5-12028, described as Lithics and 1 piece of ceramic

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 5-11899.2, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 5-11939.2, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 5-11896.1, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 5-11904, described as Potsherd, Rep. of Mali, Tilemsi Valley, Karkarichinkat Nord; Sample l, 80-90 cm. February, 1972. 5-11904, acc no. 3001. Collector: Andrew Smith. Donor: University appropriation. Materials, techniques: Clay, hammered into shape and decorated by scoring with rough paddle and rouletting Archaeological context: Sample l, 80-90 cm. Attributions of dates, culture and use: Neolithic, 2000 to 1360 B.C. (C14) Description: Pottery sherds: pottery level bags. Approximately 70% undecorated, 20% scored, 10% rouletted. 1 sherd has been incised, 1 has been both scored and rouletted, and 1 (rim) has a whorl design. 16 sherds are rim fragments.

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 5-11901, described as Pottery sherds: pottery level bag. Approximately 50% undecorated, 25% rouletted, 25% scored. Some are red-slipped and burnished. 16 sherds are rim fragments, 1 of which may possibly be part of a spout.

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