Object class: Indigenous North American styles and periods / Culture or time period: New World (the Americas and Oceania) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Blade, accession number 2-47031, described as Flint, mottled brown; leaf-shaped; pointed at one end, rounded on opposite end.

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 2-21878, described as Large bowl, red outside, black inside, polished, cord impression around neck.

Hearst Museum object titled Jar, accession number 2-47028, described as Ceramic; black/white; necked, with vertical strap handle; zoomorphic figure on handle. Dec: two panels, one around neck, one around body; rectangles in checkerboard pattern, half of each rectangle blacked by solid triangle; one edge of triangle ticked.

Hearst Museum object titled Jar fragment, accession number 2-47030, described as Ceramic; corrugated; neck missing.

Hearst Museum object titled Olla, accession number 2-13825, described as Pottery, corrugated. Per exhibit label "Pot made by pinching coils of clay together. Anasazi culture, Utah.

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 2-34189, described as Corrugated pottery pitcher; single handle. Anasazi corrugated.

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 2-33121a-f, described as Assorted sherds: a) 32 Anasazi black on white; b) 13 coiled greyware; c) 2 red on white; d) 9 black on red; e) 3 red clipped; f) 1 white slipped.

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 2-73328, described as Undecorated body sherd. Unpolished Brown (Alma Rough) type.

Hearst Museum object titled Potsherd, accession number 2-73325, described as Undecorated body sherd. Alma Plain type.