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Human effigy vessel, Late Mississippian period, 1300-1500 (ceramic)

Human effigy vessel, Late Mississippian period, 1300-1500 (ceramic)


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Human effigy vessel, Late Mississippian period, 1300-1500 (ceramic)

DBP422890 Human effigy vessel, Late Mississippian period, 1300-1500 (ceramic) by Mississippian culture (c.800-1500); height: 15.6 cm; Private Collection; Photo eDirk Bakker; American, out of copyright

Media ID 22910426

© Dirk Bakker / Bridgeman Images

Anthropomorphic Artefact Artifact Bowl Facial Markings North American Pre Columbian Stylised Tattoed Tattoo Tattoos Woodland Period Woodlands C14th


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This print showcases a remarkable artifact from the Late Mississippian period, dating back to 1300-1500. The ceramic Human effigy vessel, created by the skilled hands of the Mississippian culture, stands at a height of 15.6 cm and is now held in a private collection. The intricate details of this anthropomorphic jar are truly awe-inspiring. Adorned with facial markings and stylized tattoos, it offers us a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of North American tribes during this time period. The woodlands-inspired design on its head further emphasizes its connection to nature and the surrounding environment. As we marvel at this ancient artwork, we can't help but wonder about its significance within tribal communities. Was it used for ceremonial purposes or as an everyday object? Regardless of its original purpose, this artifact serves as a testament to the creativity and craftsmanship that flourished during the Woodland Period. Through Dirk Bakker's expert photography skills, every intricate detail comes to life in stunning clarity. This image allows us to appreciate not only the beauty of this particular piece but also gain insight into Native American history and their artistic expressions.

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