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Detail of Killough Pinched bottle showing the
highly textured surface formed by carefully positioned rows of finger
pinch marks obviously executed while the clay was still wet.
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| Unusual bottle resembling a corn cob stripped of its kernels. The highly textured surface was formed by carefully positioned rows of finger pinch marks obviously created while the clay was still wet. (Only one small section of the rim is intact.) Killough Pinched bottle, Late Caddo, ca. A.D 1400-1650, 41CE12, height = 20 cm, diameter = 11 cm. TARL collections. |