The little pottery objects of Lake Chapala, Mexico (1897)
Starr, Frederick, 1858-1933 · Chicago, The University of Chicago press · leaf 7
Fig. i represents a fair specimen of the commonest type. The three knobs are about equidistant around the main body. As usual, they are pierced transversely for cord suspension. This specimen is somewhat above the medium in size. Fig. 2 is a specimen of the same size, but with the knobs less … FIGS. 4 AND 5. regularly spaced, and rounded at the tips. These knobs may be developed into upward or downward point- ing horns (Fig. 3). These are rarely sharp at the ends, usually hav- ing rounded tips. Occasionally the vessels are not so nearly globular ; in such we have some approach toward…
Indian pottery -- Mexico · Chapala (Mexico) -- Antiquities
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