[Illustration: Fig. 379 (39659) Fig. 380 (39618) Fig. 381 (40798) Fig. 382 (39592) Fig. 383 (41145) Fig. 384 (41052) Figs. 379-384.--ZUÑI POTTERY.] 213. (41105). Similar to that shown in Fig. 361. 214. (40774). Marked with transverse lines and scrolls; design simple and unique. The following specimens are red ware: 215. (40311). Large size; without ornamentation. 216. (40775). Small; form peculiar, diameter of the body greatest at the base, mouth flaring; decorations in black, consisting of triangles pointing downwards, and lines. 217. (40798). Medium size. See Fig. 381. 218. (40799). } 219. (40802). } Small; without ornamentation. 220. (41145). Large. See Fig. 383. 221. (41052). Medium size. See Fig. 384. 222. (41151). } 223. (41157). } 224. (41159). } Medium size; without ornamentation. 225. (41160). Medium size; with a scalloped band in black around the rim and shoulder. Black ware: 226. (39930). Large size; without ornamentation. The only black water vase obtained at Zuñi; it was doubtless procured from some other tribe. The black ware obtained from, this tribe is in nearly all cases used for cooking, or holding liquids or moist foods. As remarked in another place, the Zuñi black ware is generally small except in cases where large quantities of food are to be cooked, which occurs at feast tunes, when very large vessels are employed. _WATER JUGS AND JARS._ These vary so greatly in form that it is impossible to give any general description that would convey a correct idea. 227. (39885). Somewhat mug-shaped, with handle; the top is rounded to the small mouth, no neck. White ware with scalloped bands and a Maltese cross. 228. (39886). Similar in form, but smaller, without handle or decorations. 229. (39899). Somewhat similar in form to the preceding, except that it is lower and more depressed, and instead of a mouth, at the top there is an orifice at the side as in the canteens, with which this should probably be classed. 230. (39940). Similar to No. 228. 231. (40062). Similar in form to No. 227, but without handle; with a double scalloped band around the constricted portion, and a single one around the mouth; figure of an insect on the upper half; apparently intended to represent a butterfly or large moth. 232. (40608). Small unhandled jug in the form of a smelling bottle. Unadorned. 233. (40611). Similar to No. 232. 234. (40697). } 235. (40608). } Like No. 228, with slight decorations. 236. (41140). An amphora or slender jug with two handles. 237. (39928). A jar shown in Fig. 399. 238. (39922). _Mē-hē-tō_, canteen of large size. Plain brown, as are also the following specimens: 239-242. 239, (40079); 240, (40081); 241, (40082), this has a small flower on one side; 242, (40083). 243-245. 243, (40088); 244, (40090); 245, (40091). 246-248. 246, (40085); 247, (40086), and 248, (40676), plain, white. 249. (40077). White with color decorations. Fig. 387.