Indian pottery

Sorry if this is the wrong group, but does anyone have any information
regarding where a person can go to get an honest evaluation and value of
authentic, Incan pottery that is approximately 800 years old?

Thanks

Chuck,
Maybe a muesum of Natural History
Sandi
"Chuck" wrote in message
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Sorry if this is the wrong group, but does anyone have any information
regarding where a person can go to get an honest evaluation and value of
authentic, Incan pottery that is approximately 800 years old?

Thanks

Chuck wrote:

Sorry if this is the wrong group, but does anyone have any information
regarding where a person can go to get an honest evaluation and value of
authentic, Incan pottery that is approximately 800 years old?


The Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC ?

Monika

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Monika Schleidt

www.schleidt.org/mskeramik

go to the Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona. they seem to be the "center of
authority" for southwest indian pottery, and certainly can answer your
questions or give you the next best recomendation. they have Inca pottery on
display there.

from Anasazi to Zuni pottery on display there... i like Acoma and Casa Grandes
and Hopi and Jemez and Nambe and San Ildefonso and Santa Clara tribes myself...
but i've only been collecting for a little while...


The Heard Museum
22 East Monte Vista Road
Phoenix, AZ 85004
1-800-252-8344


see ya

steve





Subject: Indian pottery
From: "Chuck"
Date: 9/16/2003 5:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time
Message-id: TgD9b.364451$cF.108562@rwcrnsc53

Sorry if this is the wrong group, but does anyone have any information
regarding where a person can go to get an honest evaluation and value of
authentic, Incan pottery that is approximately 800 years old?

Thanks










steve graber