Mississippian Dipper

This Mississippian Dipper is from the late Dub Lyerly Collection. It has one repaired probe hole and is a nice example of a rare type. It is 2&1/4 inches tall by 6&1/4 inches wide. All items have been

It is 5 inches long. This artifact is from a Northern Illinois Collection. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN QUAPAW CADDO POTTERY COINS

Ed Ruscha (born 1937) Big Dipper Over Desert (Engberg 131), 1982 Aquatint in colors on wove paper, signed in pencil, dated and numbered 40/48 (there were also 10 artist's proofs), with the blindstamp

12 5/8" Mississippian Sword. Randolph Co, IL. Large, very well made Sword. G10. Mill Creek Chert. Acquired from the finder in the 1930's. Motley COA

This Very Rare Mississippian Double Effigy is from the Ray Meiners collection and consists of a rabbit effigy bowl combined with a full bodied zoomorphic animal tail rider. This effigy comes with Mr.

Michael J. Harrell (b. 1964) Oil on Artist Board "Catboat Dipper in Nantucket Harbor" signed lower right Michael J. Harrell, in molded gold leaf frame, original Robert Wilson Gallery label on reverse.

Native American, American Southeast, Nodena Phase, Mississippian Culture, “Walls Engraved” type ca. 1350 CE. A fine example of a rare ceramic type, most likely from the Missouri/ Arkansas border a

4" x 2 1/2" Mississippian Disc Pipe. From Illinois

7 3/16" Mississippian Sword, Dickey COA, Made of stunning and super colorful Kaolin Chert-found in Madison Co Illinois, Ex Wm Scott, Bill Fecht

Very fine 7 3/4" Beveled Mississippian Blade. Found near the Cumberland River in Nashville, TN. Thin with alternatively beveled edges. Finely flaked Buffalo River Chert with orange hue. Ex-Steven Coop

Native American, American Southeast, Nodena Phase, Mississippian Culture, “Walls Engraved” type ca. 1350 CE. A fine example of a rare ceramic type, most likely from the Missouri/ Arkansas border a

Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Guerrero region, Mezcala, ca. 500 to 100 BCE; Antigua Area, Guatemala, Pre-Classic to Classic Maya, ca. 100 to 900 CE; Native American, Southeast or Midwest, Mississippian, ca.

Native American, Midwestern to Southern United States, Caddo & Mississippian, ca. 900 to 1500 CE. A fine collection of 84 hand knapped stone projectile points all flaked from creamy chert and quartzit

Two (2) Native American Mississippian Culture Quapaw polychrome pottery items including a water bottle and jar, both with red and white polychrome decoration. Jar: 7 1/4" H x 5" W. Water bottle: 8 3/4

**Originally Listed At $2500** Native American, Southern United States, New Madrid County Missouri, Campbell Site, Mississippian, Bells Plains type, ca. 1220 to 1520 CE. A charming and rare pottery ef

One Caddoan Mississippian Culture seed jar with incised decoration. Dimensions: Height: 11 in x diameter: 4 1/2 in. SKU: 01787

Ancient China Changping Five Baht Back Big Dipper Sword Xuanwu

6 5/8" Colorful Mississippian Ramey Knife, Madison Co Illlinois, Very Thin

Huge 13 5/8" Mississippian Flared Bit Spade Found in Marshall Co. Kentucky. Ex: Floyd Ritter. Comes with Ryan Keele & Jerry Dickey COA's.

This Mississippian Rattle Head Bowl is from the Sam Johnson collection and has some restoration. It is 4&1/2 inches tall by 8&1/2 inches wide.This item has been examined by Sam Johnson and is authenti

North America, Mississippi River / Tennessee River Valley, Mississippian, ca. 800 to 1500 CE. Painstakingly knapped on both sides from a piece creamy beige flint with light grey inclusions and made as

Mississippian Culture Quapaw polychrome water bottle with incised, relief and painted swirled designs. 8 1/4" H. Provenance: The Estates of Ora and Eleanor Eads, Nashville, TN.

Native American, Southeast or Midwest, Caddo / Mississippian, ca. 770 to 1270 CE. A fabulous pottery jar presenting a bulbous body, a sloped shoulder, and a narrow, conical neck that stretches up to a

**Originally Listed At $2000** United States, Native American, Stone County, Arkansas, ca. 1200 to 1400 CE. A rare pottery vessel of an abstract calabash form made from shell-burnished clay. The vesse