Detail View: Image Archives: Cibola Ancestral Pueblo Clay Pitcher
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File Name:
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IV.CI-AC.8098N.D.jpg
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catalog number:
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AC.8098N
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collection:
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Southwest Pottery
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title:
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Cibola Ancestral Pueblo Clay Pitcher
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creator:
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Richard M. Wicker
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creator type:
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Photographer
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creator:
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Clayton Powers
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creator type:
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creator of digital collection
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description:
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Reserve black on white pottery pitcher with a periodic design on the neck of two vertical parallel lines and a grooved handle made up of three pottery coils. The base has a complex geometric design that includes alternating large triangles with triangular scrolls, parallel sawtooth lines and interlocking step designs. By the Cibola Ancestral Pueblo, also known as Anasazi, near Flagstaff, Arizona from 950 A.D. to 1100 A.D. in the Pueblo II period.
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date:
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9/30/2009
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date type:
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date of photograph
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date:
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950 A.D.- 1100 A.D.
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date type:
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date of creation
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location:
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USA, Colorado, Denver Museum of Nature and Science
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modified:
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no
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format:
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image/jpg
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file size:
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1.34MB
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source:
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Nikon D300 camera
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rights:
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use with permission Denver Museum of Nature & Science
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