Detail View: Image Archives: Ancestral Pueblo/Hopi Clay Closed Bowl
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File Name:
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IV.CI-AC.9157.D.jpg
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catalog number:
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AC.9157
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collection:
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Southwest Pottery
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title:
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Ancestral Pueblo/Hopi Clay Closed Bowl
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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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Kinishba polychrome pottery closed bowl with a complex geometric design on the exterior made up of red and black parallel lines divided by stacked black squares. The interior also contains a complex geometric design with interlocking steps, triangles, heavy lines, and squiggly lines. The red and black design may represent a headdress. By the Ancestral Pueblo, also known as Anasazi,/Hopi in the Southwestern U.S. from 1380 A.D. to 1450 A.D. in the Pueblo IV 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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1380 A.D.- 1450 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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1.50MB
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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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