SW Pottery ID

[oldrocks2]

Can anyone ID the type of pottery this is. I have no idea where I got it as it was in a misc box marked Misc 1966. I am sure it is SW pottery but would like to know type and aprox. age.
Thank all for any help.

[SurfaceHunter]

It is SW pottery starts like this but not sure if I'm going to spell it correctly. Anasazi maybe

[Lindenmeier-Man]

Myself I just say Anasazi , but if not technical , the corrections begin !

[CMD]

Just a point of information: archaeologists now prefer the term Ancestral Puebloan, and they no longer prefer the Navajo term Anasazi. That said, that older term will never really loose currency.

[Lindenmeier-Man]

I’ve got to get this correct or Charlie will get on my butt, lol.
Ok , Anasazi Hohokam Mongolon culture. Pic #1 Boldface, black on white, A.D. 550-1000
Pic #2 San Francisco Red, A.D. 750-800 or so...

[oldrocks2]

Yes, the black decorated photo is the inside. The other photo is the same shard but the outside.

[CMD]

Lol, I'm not about to get on anybody's case. I'm no expert on Ancestral Puebloan pottery. Love it, love studying the culture, own a few pieces, but I am not qualified to ID.

[Lindenmeier-Man]

No idea it was one piece... So, I don’t know everything just tried to solve the piece...It is the right culture as stated above, most prolly SW New Mexico or SE Arizona...Leaning more into Az..