Box 1

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Two terracota pots and one wooden glazed shaped pot.

Small to medium sized with brown and orange geometric patterns with lines spanning across the pots. They are unidentified, however they resemble that of acoma pueblo pottery, possibly spanning or hailing from the modern mexican area, the distinct styllistic elements closely resemble the designs used by the acoma pueblo people.

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A single black and white pot.

A medium sized pot with a black backhground and white engraved lines across the top half of the pot. This pot is unidentified, however the stylistic elements resemble that of Quinchamalí and Santa Cruz de Cuca Pottery. Likely inspired or hailing from these Chilean peoples who are known for having the distinct black and white pottery seen through South America.

Scope and Contents One medium sized red clay/terracotta pot. This medium sized two handle pot has a unglazed rough worn exterior. The pot is unidentified however resembles a olla de barro (clay pot). A commonly mexican but latin american style pot that traditionally used for cooking and storing of foods. Due to the origins of the pot being primarily unknown only inferences can be made about and specifics of the pot. However, due to the stylistic elements the pot is likely inspired or hails from...