Unknown Mexico, Volume 1 (of 2) - A Record of Five Years' Exploration Among the Tribes of the Western Sierra Madre; In the Tierra Caliente of Tepic and Jalisco; and Among the Tarascos of Michoacan by Carl Lumholtz
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14.5 cm; _f_ 15.3 cm; _g_, 24.2 cm.
_c_, a jar in the shape of a conventionalised owl. _d_, a jar in the shape of a fish. _f_ is a much conventionalised representation of four horned toads. Around its upper part it has two serpents, apparently coral snakes, attached in high relief. PLATE IV Heights: _a_, 14 cm; _b_, 16.8 cm; _c_, 18.6 cm; _d_, 12.2 cm; _e_, 22 cm; _f_, 18.5 cm. _a_, a very realistic representation of the rain-grub. _c_ has a black slip. _d_ is very strong and highly polished, and differs also in colouring from the rest. PLATE V Heights: _a_, 3.7 cm; _b_, 9.8 cm; _c_, 25.6 cm; _d_, 17 cm; _e_, 20.7 cm; _f_, 19.3 cm; _g_, 19.3 cm. This brown ware is very handsome, and its ornamentation is strikingly artistic in its simplicity. See, for instance, Plate V., _e. D, f_, and _g_ represent pottery from Casas Grandes, distinguished by a |
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