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maryjebo
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I acquired this little miniature pot jar in an antique store in Delaware. The owner knew nothing about it. I really loved the look of this beautiful executed little jar pot. I have kept it tucked away in my china cupboard for several years now and discovered your sight. So, I am asking you if this is a Hohokam Anasazi Miniature Pot. I have seen several like this on ebay. The little antique miniature jar is in perfect condition and measures 2 1/2 inches in height and is 2 1/2 inches wide. The bottom of the jar is rounded and has numbers and letters. It could possibly be a catalog or museum number. It reads PC223A. Any help in identifying this little gem would be much appreciated. Mary Jebo
Native American PotteryNative American tribes living in the Southwest—in what became Arizona, New …