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Title
Escondida style olla.
Description
Casas Grandes ollas express over and over the concept of duality, a very important part of their cosmology. Duality manifests itself on the neck, the red and striped black triangles. The large squares with two opposite repeated images, the black 'P' or 'D' shape reversed, and the abstracted 'W' serpent form and the abstract macaw bird form.
Subject
[Pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1000 and 1450
Title
Escondida style olla.
Description
Casas Grandes ollas express over and over the concept of duality, a very important part of their cosmology. Duality manifests itself on the neck, the red and striped black triangles. The large squares with two opposite repeated images, the black 'P' or 'D' shape reversed, and the abstracted 'W' serpent form and the abstract macaw bird form.
Subject
[Pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1000 and 1450
Title
Escondida style olla.
Description
Casas Grandes ollas express over and over the concept of duality, a very important part of their cosmology. Duality manifests itself on the neck, the red and striped black triangles. The large squares with two opposite repeated images, the black 'P' or 'D' shape reversed, and the abstracted 'W' serpent form and the abstract macaw bird form.
Subject
[Pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1000 and 1450
Title
Escondida style olla.
Description
Casas Grandes ollas express over and over the concept of duality, a very important part of their cosmology. Duality manifests itself on the neck, the red and striped black triangles. The large squares with two opposite repeated images, the black 'P' or 'D' shape reversed, and the abstracted 'W' serpent form and the abstract macaw bird form.
Subject
[Pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1000 and 1450
Title
Escondida style olla.
Description
Casas Grandes ollas express over and over the concept of duality, a very important part of their cosmology. Duality manifests itself on the neck, the red and striped black triangles. The large squares with two opposite repeated images, the black 'P' or 'D' shape reversed, and the abstracted 'W' serpent form and the abstract macaw bird form.
Subject
[Pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1000 and 1450
Title
Escondida style olla.
Description
Casas Grandes ollas express over and over the concept of duality, a very important part of their cosmology. Duality manifests itself on the neck, the red and striped black triangles. The large squares with two opposite repeated images, the black 'P' or 'D' shape reversed, and the abstracted 'W' serpent form and the abstract macaw bird form.
Subject
[Pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1000 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Ramos blackware bowl and olla.
Description
The two vessels were found together: the olla was inside the bowl. Both vessels were made with coils of clay that were worked together. When the clay was leather hard, a smooth stone was used to create the lustrous surface. The burnished vessels were fired in a rich carbon reduced environment.
Subject
[Ceramic bowls--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities, Mogollon culture--Antiquities]
Date
between 1250 and 1450
Title
Corrugated olla with fire marks.
Description
Casas Grandes pottery produced beautiful uncoiled polychrome vessels, redware and blackware pots, and a variety of natural textured bisqueware. Depending on the time period, there were six to ten different styles of textured clay. This vessel called corrugated ware resembles a basket. A simple but executed with great care.
Subject
[Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Pottery, Ancient--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Corrugated olla with fire marks.
Description
Casas Grandes pottery produced beautiful uncoiled polychrome vessels, redware and blackware pots, and a variety of natural textured bisqueware. Depending on the time period, there were six to ten different styles of textured clay. This vessel called corrugated ware resembles a basket. A simple but executed with great care.
Subject
[Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Pottery, Ancient--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Corrugated olla with fire marks.
Description
Casas Grandes pottery produced beautiful uncoiled polychrome vessels, redware and blackware pots, and a variety of natural textured bisqueware. Depending on the time period, there were six to ten different styles of textured clay. This vessel called corrugated ware resembles a basket. A simple but executed with great care.
Subject
[Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Pottery, Ancient--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Corrugated olla with fire marks.
Description
Casas Grandes pottery produced beautiful uncoiled polychrome vessels, redware and blackware pots, and a variety of natural textured bisqueware. Depending on the time period, there were six to ten different styles of textured clay. This vessel called corrugated ware resembles a basket. A simple but executed with great care.
Subject
[Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Pottery, Ancient--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Corrugated olla with fire marks.
Description
Casas Grandes pottery produced beautiful uncoiled polychrome vessels, redware and blackware pots, and a variety of natural textured bisqueware. Depending on the time period, there were six to ten different styles of textured clay. This vessel called corrugated ware resembles a basket. A simple but executed with great care.
Subject
[Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Pottery, Ancient--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Corrugated olla with fire marks.
Description
Casas Grandes pottery produced beautiful uncoiled polychrome vessels, redware and blackware pots, and a variety of natural textured bisqueware. Depending on the time period, there were six to ten different styles of textured clay. This vessel called corrugated ware resembles a basket. A simple but executed with great care.
Subject
[Drinking vessels--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Pottery, Ancient--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic sculpture--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
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