Collection place: Northwestern New Mexico / Culture or time period: Southwestern Native American / Materials: Clay - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 2-72237, described as Black ware, melon pot. Small, broad bellied with flat base, diagonal ridges around the entire body to create the effect of a melon of squash, wide mouth with slightly upright rim.

Hearst Museum object titled Male doll, accession number 2-71813, described as Pueblo Indian Drummer; male doll. H = 6.0”. Clay figure dressed in lavender cotton tunic . Has bright leggings & plastic “leather” high boots, cotton heaad band and sash, w/ a balsa wood, painted drum attached to left hand & drumsticks attached to right hand. Features molded & painted. Black yarn hair on own base.

Hearst Museum object titled Pot, accession number 2-72218, described as Small, clay pot, round bellied with flat bottom and lipless opening at top. decorated with terracotta colored base signed by potter. belly is ecru colored decorated with dark brown and terracotta geometrics and leaves at the end of a long curling line.

Hearst Museum object titled Pot, accession number 2-72220, described as Small pottery canteen; pear shaped vessel with loop handles on each side. Back and handles terracotta colored. Large medallion on one side is ecru colored with a central bird (dark brown). 2 narrow dark brown bands border the medallion and small decorative motifs are added at top, bottom and each side. Narrow, lipless opening at top.