The volute form is particularly adapted to the decoration of basketry, of
which fig. 299 is a specimen. These motifs were favorites with the Pueblo
Indians of New Mexico and Arizona.
[Illustration: Fig. 298. POTTERY BOWL. Three parallel incised lines with
ribbon fold. Charleston, Mo.]
[Illustration: Fig. 299. BASKETWORK WITH MANY-ARMED VOLUTES. Fourth Annual
Report of the Bureau of Ethnology, fig. 485.]