Anasazi Lino grey pot - early pithouse - with little knobs on each side and flared rim
1075 to 1250 CE

It is a hand-built pottery vessel with a stable base and a piriform (pear-shaped) body.
The vessel has a rough, unglazed, and textured surface, consistent with utilitarian, hand-built pottery.

The vessel features a tapered shoulder, a thin rim surrounding a deep basin, and applied strap handles.
It is a significant example of Native American craftsmanship from its era.

4 1/2"D, 4 1/2"H