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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16940, described as shallow ceramic bowl with wide base ring, flared sides and in-turned, decorated rim. 4 triangular bosses with a round pole in the center of each, decorate 2-sides of the rim. twine has been laced through the bosses on one side. rim decoration consists of 3 concentric incised lines ending with 8-10 hash marks at each end next to bosses. bowl is black with a slightly tacky surface.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16951, described as black, shallow bowl. concentric ridges around rim. low pedestal rim. 4 bosses on opposite sides of rim. bosses triangular, each with 1 hole. decorative string in 1 set of bosses.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16941, described as black, shallow bowl. rim 5 deep concentric ridges. 4 bosses on opposite sides of rim, one broken. low pedestal. bosses triangular with 1 hole each. decorative string in 1 set on bosses.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16943, described as black shallow bowl. rim with deep concentric ridges. 4 bosses on opposite sides of rim. triangular bosses with holes. low pedestal. decorative string in 1 set of bosses.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16945, described as black bowl with low flared pedestal. incised bands on outside in diamond pattern. cross hatched bands on pedestal. shallow incised star in interior. repaired.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16981, described as shallow ceramic bowl with wide base ring; flared sides and in-turned, decorated rim. 3 "M" shaped bosses on 2 sides are pierced with a round hole at center. twine is laced through with the bosses on 1 side. rim decoration consists of raised bands (2) which have been "pleated". base is decorated with a rectangular pattern similar to rim. bowl is black; finish of surface has sunburst and horizontal lines lightly inscribed on interior surface.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16980, described as black, shallow bowl with short, flared base ring. 4 bosses on opposite sides of rim, each with 1 hole. decorative string in 1 set of bosses. incised concentric rings on rim. vertical lines aside each set of bosses.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16984, described as shallow ceramic bowl with wide base ring, flared sides and in-turned, decorated rim. 4 triangular bosses pierced with round holes in center decorate 2 opposing sides' rim. rim decoration consists of 3 incised concentric lines ending with 8-10 hash marks at each end next to bosses. bowl is black. twine laced through bosses on one side.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16942, described as shallow, ceramic bowl with wide base ring, flared sides an in-turned decorated rim. 4 triangular bosses with a round hole in the center of each, decorate 2 sides of the rim. rim decoration consists of 3 incised concentric lines ending with 8-10 hash marks at each end next to bosses. bowl is black with a slightly tacky surface.
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 5-16983, described as shallow ceramic bowl with wide base ring, flared sides and in-turned, decorated rim. 3 "M" shaped bosses on 2 sides are pierced with a round hole at center. rim decoration consists of 2 raised bands which have been "pleated". base is decorated with a rectangular pattern similar to rim. bowl is black; finish of surface and horizontal lines lightly inscribed on interior surface.

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