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Start Over Object class Ceramic ware (visual works) Donor Phoebe Apperson Hearst Culture or time period New World (the Americas and Oceania)
Hearst Museum object titled Bowls (3): brk.: sherds, accession number 4-3201a, described as Flaring flat-bottomed bowl, broken;
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowls (3): broken.: sherds, accession number 4-3201c, described as Fragment of bowl, white design
Hearst Museum object titled Bowls (3): broken.: sherds, accession number 4-3201b, described as Fragment of bowl similar to 3201-A, with base
Hearst Museum object titled Bowls (3): broken.: sherds, accession number 4-3201d, described as a) Flaring flat-bottomed bowl, broken; b) fragment of similar bowl with base; c) fragment of bowl, white design. d plain bowl
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken vessel, accession number 4-4584, described as Pottery vessel, curved bottom, expanding side painted in “new style of Ica.” mended
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Broken vessels, accession number 4-4613, described as Pottery vessels: 4613 with concave side, bird design, and incomplete; (a-c) hemispherical (b-c) painted inside; (a) plain and crude,mended
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Ceramic sherds, accession number 4-2586, described as Heads of three broken clay whistles with faces in relief.
Hearst Museum object titled Cloth: fragments; vessels: sherds, accession number 4-3337a, no description available.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Cloth: fragments; vessels: sherds, accession number 4-3337c, described as a) Fragment of belt-like cloth, red design; b) fragments of vessels, red, gray, and black c) Cotton and wool threads; brown, white and tan d) White cotton plain weave; double warp and wefts e) Cotton and wool threads; brown, white and tan
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Figure: bird, accession number 4-4968, no description available.

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