A Prehistoric Native American Mississippian Caddo Culture Friendship Pottery Vessel / Jar | Light sand tempered grey ware vessel in the shape of a taller Bullard brushed vessel with two Haley complicated type of raised appliqué lines with punctated notches near rim | Clark County, Arkansas find by Roy Hutchison, Jr.Date / Period: Late Caddo Period (ca. A.D. 1400-1680).Location: Caddo Mississippian Region, Near Arkadelphia (Cahinnio), Clark County, Arkansas.Type: Caddo Culture Jar - Bullard brushed vessel with two Haley complicated type of raised engraved lines near rim.Approx. Size: 9.75" H x 6" DProvenance: Very Large Private Collection, Dallas, Texas; Previous Roy Hutchison, Jr.References:1. Trubowitz, Neal L., Editor, Cedar Grove: An Interdisciplinary Investigation of a Late Caddo Farmstead in the Red River Valley, Final Report, Arkansas Archeological Survey, 31 October 1983 (by Neal R. Trubowitz (Editor), Margaret J. Guccione (Contributor), Frances B. King (Contributor), Beverly Watkins (Contributor), Frank F. Schambach (Contributor), Johnathon E. Ericson (Contributor), Elizabeth A. Coughlin (Contributor), Marvin Kay (Contributor), James R. Purdue (Contributor), Daniel Wolfman (Contributor)).2. Perttula, Timothy K., Mary Beth Trubitt, and Jeffrey S. Girard. The Use Of Shell-Tempered Pottery In The Caddo Area Of The Southeastern United States. Southeastern Archaeology 30, no. 2 (2011): 242–67.