Pre-Columbian Pottery Jars
Two Pre-Columbian pottery decorated jars each having four feet. Painted design. Largest 2 ½”D x 2”, smallest 2” x 2”. Ex. Hank Johnson Collection. Hank Johnson was a geologist, and passionate collector of historical and ancient artifacts. Starting with relics and bottles from ghost towns, he later focused on Anasazi pottery and Pre-Columbian. He worked with the Denver Art Museum to verify authenticity, building a respected reputation in the collecting community. View the entire Hank Johnson Collection under Special Collections “Johnson.”
PERIOD: Prehistoric
ORIGIN: Unknown, South America
SIZE: Largest 2 ½”D x 2”, smallest 2” x 2”
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Pre-Columbian Pottery Jars
Two Pre-Columbian pottery decorated jars each having four feet. Painted design. Largest 2 ½”D x 2”, smallest 2” x 2”. Ex. Hank Johnson Collection. Hank Johnson was a geologist, and passionate collector of historical and ancient artifacts. Starting with relics and bottles from ghost towns, he later focused on Anasazi pottery and Pre-Columbian. He worked with the Denver Art Museum to verify authenticity, building a respected reputation in the collecting community. View the entire Hank Johnson Collection under Special Collections “Johnson.”
PERIOD: Prehistoric
ORIGIN: Unknown, South America
SIZE: Largest 2 ½”D x 2”, smallest 2” x 2”
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Two Pre-Columbian pottery decorated jars each having four feet. Painted design. Largest 2 ½”D x 2”, smallest 2” x 2”. Ex. Hank Johnson Collection. Hank Johnson was a geologist, and passionate collector of historical and ancient artifacts. Starting with relics and bottles from ghost towns, he later focused on Anasazi pottery and Pre-Columbian. He worked with the Denver Art Museum to verify authenticity, building a respected reputation in the collecting community. View the entire Hank Johnson Collection under Special Collections “Johnson.”
PERIOD: Prehistoric
ORIGIN: Unknown, South America
SIZE: Largest 2 ½”D x 2”, smallest 2” x 2”
