Title
Mexican Red-on-Buff Bowl (1-365)
Description
Simple Red-on-Buff Crosses-Design Bowl from Mexico. Pre-Columbian. Buff clay, red geometric design on interior, red rim, scraped surface. Similar in style to Hohokam designs of Southwest US. From the Miami University Department of Anthropology's Collection.
Publisher
Miami University Department of Anthropology - Sarah Loomis
Date
Added on August 11, 2015.
Rights
CC Attribution, NonCommercial, Share Alike
Format
.jpg, .obj, .zip (.obj, .mtl, .jpg, .ply, .stl, .wrl)
Identifier
Chupicuaro, West Mexico - Miami University Artifact 1-365
Title
Mexican Simple Red-on-Buff Crosses-Design Bowl
Description
Simple Red-on-Buff Crosses-Design Bowl from Mexico. Pre-Columbian. Buff clay, red geometric design on interior, red rim, scraped surface. Similar in style to Hohokam designs of Southwest US. Unspecified Mexican, possibly Michoacan, early Chupicuaro, or early Maya. Representative of widespread red-on-buff style throughout Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica.
Keywords
Archaeology, Anthropology, Mexico, Ceramic, Pre-Columbian, Mesoamerica, Ceramic, Geometric, Bowl, Red on Buff
Society
Amerindian
Mexican
Location- continent
North America
Central America
Location- country
Mexico
Location- region
Unspecified
Time Period Range
1500 BC - 1400 AD
Time Period- name
PreColumbian
Color
Buff (Brown/Tan), Red
Primary Material
Ceramic
Dimensions
17.4 x 17.4 x 5.1 cm
Accession Number
1-365
Donor
Coulter