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| Maker(s): | anonymous | | Culture: | Native American: Mogollon
| | Title: | Bowl
| | Date Made: | 200-1450 CE
| | Type: | Container
| | Materials: | unglazed, tooled, coiled terracotta
| | Place Made: | United States; Arizona; Mogollon Mesa
| | Measurements: | 3 x 6 7/16 in. top diameter; 7.62 x 16.3513 cm
| | Accession Number: | SC 1981.24.6
| | Credit Line: | Gift of Katherine Gabel, class of 1959
| | Museum Collection: | Smith College Museum of Art
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Description: This small Mogollon bowl is made from black or red clay that was colored with black coal in its interior. The imprinted design on the outside of the vessel was created by pressing a woven cord, rope, or net against the clay when still wet. The vessel contains no painted designs. AP2018
Tags: bowls Subjects: Bowls; glaze (coating by location); Terra-cotta Link to share this object record: https://museums.fivecolleges.edu/detail.php?t=objects&type=ext&id_number=SC+1981.24.6 |
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