Bowl, c. 1250-1450
Saladoexpand_more
Ceramic, pigmentexpand_more
The Frances M. Norbeck Fundexpand_more 2000.199.2
Not on Viewexpand_more
The Salado lived in a relatively small area of west-central Arizona. This area formed the crossroads of three cultural traditions: the Ancient Puebloan, Mogollon and Hohokam. According to recent research, the Salado may not represent a separate culture but a variation in the customs of one of the three local cultures. Salado pottery is unique and easily identifiable. The design on this bowl includes a break in the boldly painted, black line just below the interior rim, which is a common element in Salado pottery.
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- Bowl
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- 2000.199.2
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