Illustrated Catalogue of the Collections Obtained from the Indians of New Mexico And Arizona in 1879: Second Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1880-81, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1883, pages 307-428Stevenson, James
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Illustrated Catalogue of the Collections Obtained from the Indians of New Mexico And Arizona in 1879: Second Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1880-81, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1883, pages 307-428
Stevenson, James
Indian pottery -- North America; Indians of North America -- Arizona; Indians of North America -- Industries; Indians of North America -- New Mexico
448. (40241). Marginal band double, upper line undulate, lower, straight
with star points.
449. (40245). Marginal band composed of rows of stars, as in Fig. 414.
450. (40251). Only the inner decorations consist of radiating serrate
lines.
451. (40258). Similar to that shown in Fig. 424.
452. (40273). Inner decorations apparently intended as floral; marginal
line very slender.
453. (40275). Inner figures; radiating scrolls.
454. (40287). Similar to No. 453.
455. (40558). Inner figures in the form of blocks or tiles; marginal
band undulating.
456. (40549). Inner decorations consist of two narrow crenate bands, one
marginal and the other just below it.
457. (39891). This and the following thirty-nine specimens are without
external ornamentation. In this one the inner figures are radiating
scrolls, and birds.
458. (39892). Slender marginal scalloped band only.
459. (39893). Serrate marginal band only.
460. (39953). Similar to Fig. 424.
461. (39954). Birds with wings spread, and scrolls.
462. (39958). Differs from the usual form in having the margin
undulating. The inner decorations consist chiefly of combinations of
triangles. Similar to
463. (39971). Similar to the preceding.
464. (39959). Scrolls and triangles.
465. (39960). Scrolls and leaves.
466. (39961). Oblique serrate lines.
467. (39986). Broad net-work, marginal band, as seen in Fig. 414; form
unusual, being constricted near the base.
468. (39992). Marginal band composed of sigmoid figures.
469. (39996). Very small; central diameter with rays from the points;
the marginal band is simply a narrow line.
[Illustration:
Fig. 413 (40041) (¼)
Fig. 414 (40033) [illegible fraction]
Fig. 415 (40164) (¼)
Figs. 413-415.--Zuñi Eating Bowls.]
470. (40209). Ornamental marginal band only.
471. (40212). Scalloped marginal band, and central rosette or flower.
472. (40224). Scalloped marginal band, and figures of deer.
473. (40225). Zigzag band and the usual scroll figures.
474. (40229). Two slender bands, and central radiating scrolls.
475. (40242). Zigzag marginal line only.
476. (40248). Narrow scalloped marginal band; no other figures.
477. (40252). Zigzag band and floral decorations.
478. (40253). No marginal band; oblique triple and dotted lines.
479. (40265). Serrate marginal band and central rosette.
480. (40270). No band except a simple line bounding the central figure
of radiating leaves.
481. (40272). Three plain bands.
482. (40481). Broad marginal band in figures arranged in square blocks.
483. (40485). Very small; marginal net-work band, central floral figure.
484. (40490). Similar to the preceding.
485. (40489). Plain marginal band; central floral figures.
486. (40492). Zigzag marginal band as in Fig. 425.
487. (40498). Marginal band as in Fig. 414.
488. (40499). Scalloped marginal band.
489. (40508). Zigzag band and floral decorations.
490. (40511). Marginal band composed of lines of stars.
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