ARTICLES OF CLAY.

These are chiefly vessels of brown and black ware, some two or three

pieces only being ornamented ware.

1023-1027. 1023, (47821); 1024, (47822); 1025, (47828); 1026, (47829);

1027, (47833). Brown ware, pitcher shaped vessels with handle, used as

cooking vessels.

1028-1032. 1028, (47823); 1029, (47824); 1030, (47825); 1031, (47826);

1032, (47827). Cooking pots, brown ware, smoke stained.

1033, (47830). Olla of unburned ware.

1034, (47831). Bowl with handle, black ware.

1035, (47832). Teapot of the ordinary form, polished black ware.

1036, (47834). Small globular olla with undulate margin, of polished

black ware.

1037, (47835). Water bottle with four loop handles, brown ware.

1038-1041. 1038, (47836); 1039, (47839); 1040, (47839); 1041, (47845).

Small spherical ollas of brown ware.

1042, (47840). Small bowl of black polished ware.

1043, (47841). A globular water vessel with a ridge around the middle;

polished black ware.

1044, (47842). Dish of polished black ware.

_WHITE AND RED WARE WITH DECORATIONS._

1045, (47844). A singular-shaped bowl shown in Fig. 714. The outside is

red but the inside is painted white; ornamentation in black.

[Illustration: Fig. 714. 47844]

1046, (47843). A bottle-shaped canteen with animal head, flower and

serrated ornamentation. Red ware.

1047, (47838). Large tinaja, white ware with black ornamentation, sprigs

and triangles.

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Errata noted by transcriber:

[List of Illustrations]

710.--The blanket weaver 454

_text reads "434"_

turquois

_normal spelling for this publication_

short, circular, with moldings.

_text reads ".?"_

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