Ceramic Ladle

Ceramic ladles are not commonly found at late period sites in the Central Mississippi Valley. This one is tempered with coarse shell. The Hampson Museum Collection represents one of the world's most extraordinary collections of American Indian artistic expression as well as a major source of data on the lives and history of late pre-Columbian peoples of the Mississippi River Valley. The collections at the museum are the result of extensive excavations of the Nodena Site as well as excavations at other sites in the region by Dr James K. Hampson, as well as work by others including the University of Alabama and the University of Arkansas. The Virtual Hampson Museum was completed by CAST in 2010. The museum is the first of its kind to make such high resolution data available and was the subject of a UA Research Frontiers article in April 2010. In 2011 the museum has begun to receive substantial scholarly recognition. Below are a list of articles that reference the Virtual Hampson Museum. For further reading about The Virtual Hampson Museum and to explore more models in their archive, visit this link - http://hampson.cast.uark.edu/about.htm陶勺（ceramic ladles）在密西西比河谷中部的晚期遗址中并不多见。本件陶勺以粗贝壳作为羼和料。汉普森博物馆藏品（Hampson Museum Collection）不仅是全球最具影响力的美洲印第安艺术遗存馆藏之一，同时也是研究密西西比河流域前哥伦布时代晚期原住民生活与历史的核心数据来源。该馆馆藏主要源自詹姆斯·K·汉普森博士（Dr James K. Hampson）对诺德纳遗址（Nodena Site）的大规模考古发掘，以及他对该区域其他遗址的调查发掘工作，同时也包含阿拉巴马大学（University of Alabama）、阿肯色大学（University of Arkansas）等机构的相关研究成果。虚拟汉普森博物馆（Virtual Hampson Museum）由CAST于2010年建成。该平台是全球首个公开此类高分辨率考古数据的同类项目，并于2010年4月成为《阿肯色大学研究前沿》（UA Research Frontiers）专题报道的对象。2011年起，该平台开始获得学界的广泛认可。以下为提及虚拟汉普森博物馆的相关文献列表。若欲进一步了解虚拟汉普森博物馆，并浏览其档案库中的更多模型，请访问以下链接：http://hampson.cast.uark.edu/about.htm