Dan River Net Impressed Jar (2271a44)
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The Dan River Net Impressed Jar is a stunning artifact discovered at the Sharp site in Rockingham County, North Carolina. Dating back to the Late Woodland period specifically within the Dan River phase which spans from AD 1200-1450, this ceramic vessel showcases exceptional craftsmanship. Measuring 13.6 cm in height and boasting a diameter of 14.0 cm, its dimensions are impressive. The Dan River Net Impressed Jar is part of the North Carolina Archaeological Collection, cataloged as number 2271a44, housed at the Research Laboratories of Archaeology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This remarkable piece was modeled by Chris LaMack.
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