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quadgram	frequency
the ancient pottery of	47
from the ancient pottery	40
tumulus at saint george	31
is shown in fig	28
fabric from the ancient	28
is illustrated in fig	25
the bureau of ethnology	18
of the bureau of	16
the body of the	16
from tumulus at saint	14
ancient pottery of tennessee	14
is given in fig	14
annual report of the	13
part of the body	13
of the mississippi valley	13
of stone articles of	13
articles of stone articles	13
stone articles of clay	13
as shown in fig	12
from san juan valley	12
the pottery of the	12
vessel shown in fig	11
the base of the	11
surface of the vessel	11
report of the bureau	11
unit of the design	10
district of the rio	10
be seen in the	10
the character of the	10
seems to have been	10
the vessel shown in	10
in regard to the	10
of the usual form	10
the middle of the	9
pottery of new jersey	9
the third annual report	9
third annual report of	9
the surface of the	9
from the tumulus at	9
in the third annual	9
the lower part of	9
vessels of this class	9
the valley of the	9
lower part of the	9
as shown in the	9
at the same time	9
body of the vessel	9
ancient pottery of new	9
the tumulus at saint	9
seem to have been	8
upper part of the	8
and a half inches	8
it is probable that	8
it is of the	8
in the national museum	8
one of the most	8
the center of the	8
is ornamented with a	8
the threads of the	8
the rio san juan	8
the painted design is	8
in a number of	8
the province of tusayan	8
are a number of	8
the bottom of the	8
the form of a	8
a small fragment of	7
with the exception of	7
was obtained from a	7
such a way as	7
examples of relief ornaments	7
from the vicinity of	7
bowl from tumulus at	7
ancient pottery of the	7
from the lake dwellings	7
from a mound in	7
the top of the	7
of the rio grande	7
bottom of the vessel	7
in such a way	7
from the same locality	7
inches in diameter and	7
in the form of	7
of the rio san	7
of the body is	7
a way as to	7
of this class of	7
of the pottery of	7
from the pottery of	7
may be seen in	7
the side of the	7
the sides of the	7
are filled in with	6
vessel illustrated in fig	6
and the surface is	6
on the inner surface	6
of an inch in	6
vase of eccentric form	6
of the rio virgen	6
the manufacture of pottery	6
being filled in with	6
of the vessel is	6
the ware of the	6
in a way to	6
in many cases the	6
ancient pottery of alabama	6
there are a number	6
the upper part of	6
the work of the	6
in the manufacture of	6
the place of the	6
the neck of the	6
have been made by	6
is shown in the	6
the color of the	6
from the keam collection	6
valley of the rio	6
to a great extent	6
in connection with the	6
from a fragment of	6
it is possible that	6
that shown in fig	6
part of the neck	6
to the surface of	6
to the side of	5
the body is ornamented	5
is embellished with a	5
rubbing stones for metate	5
fragment of pottery from	5
form and size to	5
the san juan valley	5
of the little colorado	5
handle on the back	5
body is covered with	5
are of rare occurrence	5
of the ancient pueblo	5
one inch in diameter	5
vase from tumulus at	5
of the art of	5
now in the national	5
attached to the side	5
of pottery from the	5
the vessel illustrated in	5
vase shown in fig	5
of clay collections from	5
impression on the ancient	5
articles of clay collections	5
a small percentage of	5
bottle with human head	5
the example given in	5
it will be seen	5
a half inches in	5
of the white ware	5
on the ancient pottery	5
margin of the rim	5
in the valley of	5
a large percentage of	5
for the reason that	5
developed in the white	5
in form and size	5
in red and white	5
is well shown in	5
and size to the	5
threads of the warp	5
a broad belt of	5
to the base of	5
pottery of the mississippi	5
based upon the meander	5
from the san juan	5
of the modern tribes	5
of the paste is	5
opposite sides of the	5
been added to the	5
similar in form and	5
is attached to the	5
while the clay was	5
the remainder of the	5
exterior surface of the	5
of a number of	5
the surface has been	5
with that of the	5
the greater part of	4
the inner surface of	4
of the davenport academy	4
a majority of cases	4
in a majority of	4
with decorations in black	4
a study of the	4
in some of the	4
as will be seen	4
as in the preceding	4
with a series of	4
be seen that the	4
the art of the	4
of the united states	4
the lake dwellings of	4
in the national collection	4
the heads of animals	4
fabric from the lake	4
a great deal of	4
of the human form	4
the end of a	4
the color is gray	4
consists of a number	4
were obtained from the	4
surface of the body	4
may have been used	4
is illustrated in the	4
the exterior surface of	4
as that shown in	4
lake dwellings of switzerland	4
example is shown in	4
the neck is high	4
of the ancient pueblos	4
the nails of the	4
the ancient inhabitants of	4
the ceramic art of	4
in contributions to the	4
the clay was still	4
shown in the section	4
is presented in fig	4
appears to have been	4
band around the neck	4
of the latter class	4
of polished black ware	4
was obtained from the	4
is of the dark	4
bowl with grotesque head	4
fourth of an inch	4
of the ordinary form	4
eccentric and life forms	4
vessel of eccentric form	4
upper surface of the	4
the ornamentation consists of	4
in possession of the	4
is one of the	4
white ware with decorations	4
the specimen given in	4
is furnished with a	4
handle on one side	4
widest part of the	4
of the same locality	4
an inch in thickness	4
of the coiled ware	4
color of the paste	4
a few of the	4
groove around the middle	4
the upper part is	4
from a small fragment	4
example given in fig	4
the influence of the	4
similar in form to	4
as may be seen	4
it is difficult to	4
pottery of north carolina	4
between the nails of	4
red ware with decorations	4
specimen given in fig	4
the appearance of the	4
by the indians of	4
in some cases the	4
will be seen that	4
and the body is	4
the widest part of	4
vase from the tumulus	4
threads of the woof	4
clay was still soft	4
in the keam collection	4
the pottery of this	4
and the rio grande	4
by the use of	4
for convenience of treatment	4
vessel from the same	4
small fragment of pottery	4
the saint george tumulus	4
by a series of	4
greater part of the	4
have been found in	4
illustrated in the third	4
notched at the sides	4
specimen illustrated in fig	4
of the colorado chiquito	4
obtained from a small	4
to have been a	4
from the province of	4
of the ancient potter	4
form of a duck	4
in the pottery of	4
the face of the	4
in a few cases	4
for the purpose of	4
with a sharp point	4
bank of the rio	4
by a number of	4
in the same manner	4
sides of the vessel	4
body is ornamented with	4
of the vessel to	4
of the vessel and	4
on the sides of	4
part of the vessel	4
the fact that the	4
the body is covered	4
applied to the surface	4
and consists of two	4
the modern tribes of	3
the surface is well	3
examples are given in	3
the modeling of life	3
the exception of a	3
that the pottery of	3
those of the web	3
in white by painting	3
it will readily be	3
in nearly all cases	3
fragments of pottery from	3
the manner in which	3
a number of examples	3
from that of the	3
inch in diameter and	3
of the san juan	3
the mouth of the	3
of the rio mancos	3
transportation and storage of	3
the origin of this	3
from time to time	3
in the soft clay	3
pottery of the same	3
form ornament illustrations ordinary	3
as a rule the	3
set about the rim	3
and grinding mesquite beans	3
by pinching up the	3
with handle and spout	3
figure of plate xxxix	3
pottery of the ancient	3
water vessel in the	3
from a mound on	3
fragment of ancient pottery	3
on the opposite side	3
with hole in the	3
is found in the	3
of the fingers and	3
work of the ancient	3
entire surface of the	3
at the end of	3
the discovery of a	3
have been used in	3
proceedings of the davenport	3
by reference to the	3
well shown in the	3
the most expanded portion	3
of the painted ware	3
coiled pottery of the	3
a number of vases	3
in the more archaic	3
of this form are	3
with the white ware	3
in the manufacture and	3
there are a few	3
at the top and	3
surface is coated with	3
the form of the	3
nails of the fingers	3
some of the more	3
of the ordinary dark	3
period of pueblo art	3
the entire surface of	3
vessel of this class	3
for a long period	3
by a study of	3
have come from the	3
is sometimes seen in	3
spaces being filled in	3
expanded part of the	3
canteen of the usual	3
and consists of a	3
has a series of	3
at right angles to	3
have been intended for	3
the cords of the	3
zigzag band around the	3
vessel in the form	3
base of the body	3
each thread of the	3
in imitation of a	3
ornament illustrations ordinary forms	3
form of fabric is	3
white ware with black	3
in the bottom of	3
brown and black ware	3
the margin of the	3
there can be no	3
surface is well polished	3
at the time of	3
handled mug from san	3
as well as the	3
are shown in fig	3
it is highly probable	3
the interior surface of	3
the rim with the	3
a fragment of ancient	3
by the fact that	3
this is a very	3
a very good example	3
the manufacture of this	3
in the white ground	3
the paste is a	3
i have no doubt	3
of the face is	3
neatly laid and indented	3
valley of the little	3
is of the ordinary	3
in a general way	3
may have been intended	3
the rio grande and	3
in this case is	3
on account of the	3
of the middle mississippi	3
the clay between the	3
small percentage of the	3
it is true that	3
the proceedings of the	3
like that of the	3
coiling of the pueblos	3
from the work of	3
obtained by the bureau	3
this class of ware	3
the usual form with	3
consists of a single	3
the fingers and thumb	3
most expanded part of	3
the collection from this	3
the rim of the	3
clay between the nails	3
mug from san juan	3
the upper surface of	3
neck of the vessel	3
the fragment shown in	3
of the ceramic art	3
sharp point in the	3
the collection of mr	3
a number of vessels	3
the great body of	3
of the vase is	3
survey of the territories	3
on the inner face	3
of designs in color	3
indians of new mexico	3
may be taken as	3
character of the vessel	3
it will probably be	3
modeling of life forms	3
what appears to be	3
bowl from san juan	3
the manufacture and ornamentation	3
salt lake city museum	3
this specimen was obtained	3
shown in the illustration	3
with a band of	3
to have been made	3
interwoven at right angles	3
a part of the	3
fixed at one end	3
the bowl illustrated in	3
similar to the last	3
a number of cases	3
other sections of the	3
the head of a	3
there is no reason	3
appearance of the vessel	3
as well as a	3
ware of the north	3
illustrations ordinary forms eccentric	3
a sharp point in	3
cooking pot with handle	3
of the influence of	3
in the davenport collection	3
the most expanded part	3
shaped water vessel with	3
vicinity of pecan point	3
the vicinity of pecan	3
color of the ground	3
vessel given in fig	3
in the preceding case	3
ordinary forms eccentric forms	3
ceramic art of the	3
has led to the	3
loop handle on the	3
pottery of this province	3
readily be seen that	3
a portion of the	3
ware with decorations in	3
of the atlantic states	3
be seen by reference	3
pattern of incised lines	3
of the ancient peoples	3
attached to the rim	3
the ends of the	3
buried with the dead	3
of the rim is	3
half inches in diameter	3
of the use of	3
bowl illustrated in fig	3
of cibola and tusayan	3
it was obtained from	3
was applied to the	3
form is shown in	3
a great majority of	3
of the opposing series	3
the color is dark	3
seen by reference to	3
by the addition of	3
the ancient peoples of	3
the advent of the	3
a slip or wash	3
by the pueblo tribes	3
been applied to the	3
be taken as a	3
in form of a	3
cloth from a mound	3
chips and flakes of	3
with the ware of	3
come to my notice	3
the conformation of the	3
is probable that the	3
well shown in fig	3
inches in height and	3
may be seen by	3
eccentric forms life forms	3
pottery of the middle	3
examples have been found	3
from ancient pottery of	3
the processes by which	3
a good example of	3
forms eccentric forms life	3
middle of the body	3
a fragment of pottery	3
slip or wash of	3
coiling of other peoples	3
articles of clay miscellaneous	3
groove for smoothing arrow	3
a few of which	3
in the hardened clay	3
said to have been	3
the same as that	3
ornamented with a series	3
have not been found	3
warp being fixed at	3
with a number of	3
fragment shown in fig	3
the indians of new	3
of a group of	3
of the pueblo indians	3
it is not impossible	3
to that shown in	3
of this ancient people	3
obtained from a fragment	3
neck is high and	3
upon a black ground	3
it is interesting to	3
of the rio gila	3
a large fragment of	3
remainder of the surface	3
being fixed at one	3
is covered with a	3
will readily be seen	3
miscellaneous articles collections from	3
for the insertion of	3
and seem to have	3
that vessels of this	3
eleven inches in diameter	3
textile fabrics of the	3
the body is much	3
defined in white by	3
of the middle province	3
as in the other	3
the color is a	3
manufacture and ornamentation of	3
so far as i	3
under the influence of	3
in one case the	2
been suggested to the	2
the neck and upper	2
a great variety of	2
the under side of	2
the only example of	2
grooved stone for polishing	2
under the head of	2
the surface well polished	2
the aperture is ten	2
the lake dwellers of	2
beauty of the vessel	2
whitened ware with colored	2
from the mounds and	2
of bone and horn	2
ancient peoples of this	2
in this place to	2
study of the pottery	2
ancient province of tusayan	2
is developed in the	2
cords of the woof	2
of which are quite	2
a drawing board or	2
remainder of the body	2
the white color of	2
coiled ware and white	2
of life forms in	2
can be seen in	2
and seem to be	2
there is no indication	2
thread of the woof	2
vase from epsom creek	2
in the other example	2
have resulted from the	2
appears to be a	2
as that of the	2
many of the finer	2
with handle on the	2
of the eastern and	2
used for carrying water	2
obtained at pecan point	2
a cruciform arrangement of	2
vessels by means of	2
figures of the body	2
the national museum has	2
above and the other	2
the painted figures are	2
it has a very	2
the accidents of manufacture	2
the purpose of enhancing	2
groups of festooned lines	2
examples of plain vessels	2
raccoon or an opossum	2
various forms of vessels	2
of a large vase	2
of the same class	2
the result of firing	2
it is a handsome	2
the pottery of north	2
of the gulf coast	2
of the surface is	2
handled cup from tusayan	2
collection from santa ana	2
compartments are occupied by	2
never lost sight of	2
of clay miscellaneous articles	2
pitcher with handle and	2
the neck is very	2
inner surface of a	2
the addition of small	2
white color of the	2
there are no examples	2
and the rio virgen	2
is high and cylindrical	2
bowl shown in fig	2
placed side by side	2
to the inverted vessel	2
the collections obtained from	2
give rise to the	2
a piece of clay	2
a unit of the	2
the lower mississippi or	2
the vicinity of springerville	2
vessel is shown in	2
rim of the vessel	2
this village is situated	2
vessel presented in fig	2
ware of the gulf	2
origin and development of	2
from the center of	2
site of an ancient	2
of pottery from alabama	2
to the present time	2
the bottom is flat	2
figure somewhat resembling a	2
geological survey of the	2
the line of junction	2
smoothing stones used in	2
the earlier stages of	2
ancient pottery of north	2
to suspend the vessel	2
of use over fire	2
mounds and graves of	2
a mound in ohio	2
of which have been	2
the fact that in	2
may have been suggested	2
surface is shown in	2
vessels of this shape	2
indicated by the absence	2
house and village sites	2
in the davenport museum	2
it consists of a	2
with rude stone implements	2
the color is quite	2
remarkable feature of the	2
the art of basketry	2
quite dark and the	2
and a number of	2
is a remarkable fact	2
filled up with clay	2
from the rio grande	2
hold as much as	2
clara polished black ware	2
fabric was applied to	2
is probable that in	2
color of the vase	2
is even and well	2
and upper part of	2
modified in such a	2
an interesting fact that	2
with groove around the	2
received a wash of	2
body of the vase	2
good illustration of this	2
same class as the	2
the natural constituents of	2
except that the neck	2
of these vessels are	2
handles at the sides	2
angles to each other	2
many of the specimens	2
the head of some	2
done by the lake	2
upon the exterior of	2
all the atlantic states	2
the neck is furnished	2
they may have been	2
that it is a	2
subsequent mutations of form	2
makes it impossible to	2
of the body zone	2
is especially true of	2
a somewhat different type	2
is from a small	2
lower mississippi or gulf	2
known to nearly all	2
groups of straight lines	2
neck of the bottle	2
ancient pottery of ohio	2
many of the vessels	2
braiding done by the	2
a number of lines	2
from one to three	2
and has had a	2
in style with the	2
to be regarded as	2
lid from san juan	2
in the light ground	2
is much flattened and	2
with ornamentation in black	2
set in a drawing	2
as to produce a	2
in all cases the	2
to the widest part	2
represented by this ware	2
styles of decoration are	2
from the fact that	2
be said to have	2
a small bowl from	2
of the gulf states	2
the volutes of the	2
an illustration of this	2
the rim is but	2
of district of columbia	2
collections from san juan	2
most expanded portion of	2
was obtained in the	2
scarifying and indenting the	2
original form of painted	2
and graves of the	2
part of the face	2
developed in the light	2
the ground color and	2
the surface of a	2
the bottom is somewhat	2
in detail as the	2
in the decoration of	2
the shape of the	2
in very many cases	2
red and brown ware	2
well as of the	2
this is especially true	2
the impression is not	2
type of fabric under	2
two series of threads	2
all the details of	2
on coiled pottery of	2
to say just how	2
form is symmetrical and	2
collections from santa clara	2
somewhat larger than the	2
the surface finish is	2
provinces of cibola and	2
upon our museum shelves	2
at the shoulder and	2
in common use with	2
that of the other	2
has the appearance of	2
often supplied with handles	2
in the pueblo country	2
bowl with grotesque handle	2
the salt lake city	2
not remain in place	2
in the early stages	2
illustration of this class	2
by the side of	2
one series of the	2
the body is nearly	2
very closely with the	2
used as a rattle	2
as a type of	2
the banks of the	2
the vase shown in	2
hole in the top	2
with foot or pedestal	2
of this form of	2
of the more northern	2
seen in the cut	2
the septum of the	2
color is quite dark	2
portion of this area	2
ancient pottery of maryland	2
davenport academy of sciences	2
on the inside of	2
of figures encircling the	2
in the white color	2
is interesting to notice	2
mouth of the vessel	2
a large number of	2
some of the mound	2
along the line of	2
pojuaque articles of stone	2
seems to be a	2
handled vessels eccentric and	2
represented by a number	2
collection of stones used	2
bottle from san juan	2
ridges of the coil	2
the bowl in a	2
of the skill and	2
they probably follow the	2
of the coiled variety	2
situated on the rio	2
adaptation of the human	2
highly probable that the	2
with wide mouths and	2
on the back and	2
takes the place of	2
peculiar character of this	2
which hold as much	2
in this respect it	2
colors used in painting	2
articles of clay polished	2
the beauty of the	2
is copied from his	2
typical example of the	2
vessels district of the	2
on pages to of	2
of the ancient inhabitants	2
length of the vessel	2
a good degree of	2
of the more southern	2
the spaces are filled	2
painted design in black	2
various parts of the	2
of the same people	2
clay after the removal	2
with clay or resin	2
brown ware without decorations	2
an inch in diameter	2
manner in which the	2
study of the art	2
ornamented internally and externally	2
that there is no	2
is furnished with two	2
is extremely difficult to	2
combinations of the threads	2
examples of the latter	2
is a very usual	2
and the color is	2
form of painted design	2
similar in every respect	2
have been suggested by	2
greatly varied in size	2
this class in the	2
upon the interior surface	2
is surrounded by a	2
are illustrated in the	2
in the vicinity of	2
used for smoothing and	2
is not to be	2
with the shoulder or	2
the same time there	2
stones with finger pits	2
the coiled ware and	2
modeled in the round	2
of this example is	2
this class obtained from	2
of similar form and	2
consists of two broad	2
height is eleven inches	2
district of the little	2
and the manner of	2
i have already described	2
and red ware with	2
of the woof threads	2
the origin of the	2
a number of the	2
obtained from a mound	2
seventeen inches high and	2
clay polished black ware	2
filled in with fine	2
the bones of the	2
in the way of	2
in the center of	2
a very interesting vessel	2
of pottery to the	2
and the neck is	2
by some of the	2
by the absence of	2
in diameter and seven	2
was obtained at pecan	2
handle similar in form	2
probably intended to represent	2
illustrates an impression upon	2
to those of the	2
the engraved design consists	2
made in the soft	2
into the face of	2
engraved design consists of	2
of the woof being	2
a very usual form	2
impressions of textile fabrics	2
the ancient pueblo pottery	2
examples of this kind	2
even and well polished	2
the soft clay after	2
is now in the	2
excellent example of the	2
showing the full thickness	2
sometimes seen in the	2
pounding and grinding mesquite	2
with more than usual	2
the use of pulverized	2
in with reticulated lines	2
the vessel to which	2
projected in a straight	2
at the base of	2
to represent the head	2
made by the use	2
of the finer examples	2
a typical example of	2
from some of the	2
there is a slight	2
said to have a	2
modeled in imitation of	2
are represented by a	2
the coil in ornamentation	2
belongs to the keam	2
a large portion of	2
second annual report of	2
of which are suggested	2
detailed study of the	2
belt of figures encircling	2
in the work of	2
have designs in white	2
decoration is simple and	2
it is an interesting	2
the following examples are	2
mended by its owners	2
character of the fabric	2
of clay polished black	2
to give the effect	2
should be called to	2
to make satisfactory restorations	2
the feet and tail	2
from a copper celt	2
in nearly every locality	2
is indicated by the	2
may have come from	2
within the limits of	2
whole length of the	2
in the davenport academy	2
with decorations on the	2
of the methods of	2
rim is but slightly	2
a much larger vessel	2
yet there is an	2
of the chalky ware	2
upon the sides and	2
this is shown in	2
the head has a	2
prehistoric textile fabrics of	2
it is symmetrical in	2
of the painted designs	2
paper will be devoted	2
the usual fire mottlings	2
with grooves or notches	2
that many of the	2
by the ancient pueblos	2
there is in the	2
form it is a	2
third form of fabric	2
is gray and the	2
the collections from the	2
vessels eccentric and life	2
right bank of the	2
very often supplied with	2
there are also many	2
will be observed that	2
the black polished ware	2
been practiced by many	2
some of which are	2
the method of weaving	2
fabric from a mound	2
fabrics of the united	2
from the swiss lake	2
the mounds and graves	2
in a great majority	2
side of the neck	2
of some of the	2
within this area there	2
vase is in the	2
pinching up the clay	2
right angles to each	2
some of the ollas	2
spiral ridges of the	2
with the addition of	2
on the authority of	2
is decorated with a	2
that the series of	2
cord indentations placed at	2
coiled ware and the	2
the fabric shown in	2
east of saint george	2
the most archaic variety	2
corresponds very closely with	2
made up of four	2
the vessel presented in	2
is from the keam	2
bowl with human figures	2
of this form is	2
are now in the	2
have been a favorite	2
of the design drawn	2
all the varieties of	2
of scarifying and indenting	2
i have not thought	2
be no doubt that	2
vase from the work	2
vessels of the class	2
i find it convenient	2
central and south america	2
in a drawing board	2
but the inside is	2
is wide and the	2
annular groove near the	2
a number of handled	2
is highly probable that	2
taste of the ancient	2
illustrated catalogue of the	2
mouthed bottles or jars	2
other parts of the	2
a certain range of	2
the paste is generally	2
is no reason why	2
west of the th	2
net from the pottery	2
are identical with the	2
at each of these	2
drawing board or frame	2
shaped much like the	2
nearly all the atlantic	2
stones used in smoothing	2
the interior of the	2
it will be well	2
in white upon a	2
degree of mechanical polish	2
from a large fragment	2
vessels of the same	2
ware and the white	2
would not remain in	2
back of the head	2
after the removal of	2
of bright red color	2
to the rim of	2
the earth which they	2
stone for polishing arrow	2
sides of the vase	2
has been added to	2
shown in the upper	2
on the surface and	2
the example shown in	2
in this case the	2
the same class as	2
that of the middle	2
of this kind of	2
the ware is of	2
can be made out	2
of surveys west of	2
and flakes of obsidian	2
builders of the mississippi	2
collections from turquoise mine	2
this example is the	2
indicates that it was	2
it is a large	2
white upon a black	2
rim is ornamented with	2
large percentage of rather	2
it is a noteworthy	2
its resemblance to a	2
handled mug from tusayan	2
articles of bone and	2
on the inside only	2
cup given in fig	2
the city of davenport	2
is but a step	2
found in possession of	2
with impressions of textile	2
added to the base	2
the heart of the	2
are in all cases	2
the davenport academy collection	2
of the same region	2
in the faces of	2
has been painted red	2
bowls ollas bottles handled	2
study of the latter	2
a good deal of	2
decorations on the inner	2
to arrive at any	2
of pottery found in	2
the people of this	2
and the legs are	2
done in a way	2
of the figures are	2
takes the form of	2
the body is globular	2
used for cooking purposes	2
and attached to the	2
of great numbers of	2
up the clay between	2
and character of the	2
the shoulder or body	2
of this pottery is	2
the surfaces of the	2
same time there is	2
link between the two	2
of this class obtained	2
come from the vicinity	2
while the upper part	2
the upper figure of	2
vessel in form of	2
a number of which	2
is furnished with four	2
it is a heavy	2
broad belt of figures	2
small image of a	2
collections from santo domingo	2
two or three distinct	2
the archaic white ware	2
filled in with serrate	2
possession of the pueblo	2
mississippi province in pottery	2
marginal band of outline	2
of the proceedings of	2
are also a few	2
have apparently not been	2
the forms and decorations	2
side opposite the head	2
methods of manufacture and	2
vase from a cliff	2
tinaja shown in fig	2
upper figure of plate	2
about three miles from	2
six and a half	2
is in many cases	2
of a narrow band	2
great majority of cases	2
collections from san ildefonso	2
the back is very	2
the semblance of death	2
of the pueblo province	2
have not thought it	2
a slightly flaring rim	2
three or four distinct	2
should be noticed that	2
the designs are painted	2
there is an apparent	2
in the dark color	2
there are in the	2
yellow vase from tusayan	2
of the neck and	2
to show the method	2
the swiss lake dwellings	2
in mississippi valley pottery	2
down to the present	2
it would be difficult	2
not be able to	2
side of the bowl	2
been given to the	2
ancient pottery of district	2
very good example is	2
fabric from a copper	2
is smooth and the	2
in the study of	2
separated by parallel lines	2
are few and simple	2
surface is even and	2
of the form and	2
the vessel to be	2
image of a person	2
placed at regular intervals	2
vessels were used as	2
show the method of	2
more than usual care	2
clay miscellaneous articles collections	2
of this province is	2
two or more strands	2
over the entire surface	2
have been employed by	2
of contact with the	2
picked up in the	2
with the pottery of	2
for smoothing and polishing	2
the head of the	2
of the simplest type	2
handle on the side	2
attention should be called	2
say just how much	2
in the introductory pages	2
covered with rude nodes	2
but few specimens of	2
half inches in height	2
ware and white ware	2
nearly all of the	2
surface is covered with	2
show indications of use	2
contact with the whites	2
that it consists of	2
known to have been	2
quite a number of	2
far as i can	2
bottle with human form	2
the contour of the	2
ornamentation shown in fig	2
with the view of	2
part is ornamented with	2
ollas bottles handled vessels	2
markings from ancient pottery	2
example is given in	2
it is a very	2
with handle on one	2
a considerable degree of	2
and ornamentation shown in	2
percentage of rather coarse	2
head attached to the	2
among many of the	2
in every respect to	2
which were probably used	2
bottle of eccentric form	2
shaped for the purpose	2
that in one case	2
is symmetrical and graceful	2
is ten and a	2
in execution and conception	2
models for the potter	2
the exterior surface is	2
examples in the collection	2
derived from impressions on	2
similar to that shown	2
the inhabitants of this	2
shown in the cut	2
diagonal forms of from	2
saint george tumulus furnished	2
of the woof are	2
from the sites of	2
will serve to illustrate	2
that certain forms of	2
neck is furnished with	2
is remarkable in having	2
from the saint george	2
catalogue of the collections	2
for the most part	2
and is ornamented with	2
for purposes of embellishment	2
may have been made	2
the head and tail	2
additional examples are given	2
up with clay or	2
it should be noticed	2
the first great period	2
of handled vessels of	2
the latter with a	2
would seem to have	2
by the bureau of	2
the specimen illustrated in	2
is symmetrical in shape	2
be called to the	2
in number and are	2
of the ancient ware	2
considerable diversity in the	2
in the rio grande	2
there are also a	2
marked pottery of tennessee	2
of this class are	2
have no doubt that	2
design is given in	2
appears to be the	2
was done in a	2
the sites of ancient	2
the type of fabric	2
of fine liquid clay	2
with two loop handles	2
lake dwellers of switzerland	2
art of the ancient	2
in other sections of	2
one of which is	2
the remains of the	2
is a dark gray	2
of life forms and	2
as to form a	2
a prominent feature in	2
threads would not remain	2
gray in color and	2
used over the fire	2
part of the figure	2
the ceramic products of	2
of this use of	2
body of the bowl	2
of the ware of	2
and greatly varied in	2
vase given in fig	2
few of which are	2
in the lower part	2
to have been found	2
to be used in	2
and one which is	2
is carried over the	2
those of the former	2
broken rubbers for metates	2
encircle the most expanded	2
bowl presented in fig	2
the preceding forms is	2
of clay have been	2
as indicated in fig	2
the salts of copper	2
have been suggested to	2
forms of the meander	2
smaller vessel from the	2
we have a small	2
is coated with soot	2
the better class of	2
which is illustrated in	2
black or brown ware	2
by means of a	2
are of the simplest	2
they are very rudely	2
handles is shown in	2
are bordered by wide	2
than the specimen illustrated	2
from the base of	2
are very often supplied	2
figures in red and	2
in the character of	2
surface has received a	2
with a broad belt	2
this variety of fabric	2
are found in the	2
the same locality is	2
a number of fine	2
will be devoted to	2
on the side opposite	2
is restored from a	2
specimen was obtained from	2
form shown in fig	2
is made of a	2
that the manufacture of	2
other varieties of ornament	2
same as that of	2
from one of the	2
of the vessels are	2
a figure somewhat resembling	2
and brown ware without	2
sides of the neck	2
i have seen no	2
in both form and	2
cooking and serving food	2
the ancient potters of	2
the ancient pueblo potter	2
shape is given in	2
the arrangement of the	2
it may have been	2
spaces are filled in	2
is not quite symmetrical	2
in modern pueblo pottery	2
were in use by	2
color is a dark	2
handled cup from montezuma	2
interior surface of a	2
it appears that the	2
the form shown in	2
held in the hand	2
from the little colorado	2
are arranged in pairs	2
legs have been added	2
differs from the preceding	2
in the specimen illustrated	2
implement held in the	2
vase lid from san	2
designs in red and	2
on the right bank	2
is separated into four	2
outer margin of the	2
of the upper part	2
the same collection is	2
with a handle on	2
in the province of	2
handled bottle from san	2
as seen in fig	2
at one end and	2
the exterior of vases	2
practiced by the ancient	2
to the manufacture of	2
we have a very	2
the opposing series as	2
and fitted into the	2
in form it is	2
the figures of the	2
pottery from vicinity of	2
soft clay after the	2
a large vase from	2
taken as a type	2
applied to the inverted	2
most of the pottery	2
the compartments are occupied	2
village is situated on	2
pecos and the rio	2
exception of a narrow	2
on the outer surface	2
and terminates in a	2
superior in hardness to	2
may have originated in	2
while the base of	2
that would seem to	2
ware is of the	2
in many of the	2
the davenport academy of	2
paste is generally gray	2
that the people who	2
body of a bird	2
half of an inch	2
is small and the	2
and a half in	2
represented by a series	2
this form of fabric	2
filled in with black	2
will be seen in	2
black ware not polished	2
of the middle and	2
of an inch thick	2
and the same in	2
septum of the nose	2
a very high order	2
it is a remarkable	2
be noticed that the	2
of the th meridian	2
it would not be	2
collection is shown in	2
the fabric was applied	2
consists of two lines	2
the entire exterior surface	2
of this class were	2
the vessel and the	2
ten and a half	2
and storage of water	2
many examples of this	2
size to the preceding	2
used by the indians	2
a number of bowls	2
the opposite side of	2
difficult to determine the	2
parts of the pueblo	2
by a few families	2
of the body of	2
a way to produce	2
another example from the	2
of this variety of	2
with the earth which	2
one of these is	2
have been borrowed from	2
the ancient province of	2
in the coiled ware	2
shown in the figure	2
take the place of	2
for the sake of	2
in the most general	2
upon the feet and	2
classification of the material	2
the remarkable feature of	2
those of neighboring sections	2
obtained from the indians	2
a mound on the	2
life and eccentric forms	2
no reason why the	2
a suggestion of the	2
of the vessel as	2
can be no doubt	2
with broad annular groove	2
design drawn in black	2
the vessels of this	2
tribes of this province	2
by painting in a	2
of the northwest coast	2
upper part is ornamented	2
a single line of	2
of the coil is	2
see no reason why	2
the use of fabrics	2
seven and a half	2
in the examples given	2
pottery of district of	2
the feet of the	2
placed about the neck	2
the little colorado and	2
canteens of the usual	2
are not nearly so	2
of modeling life forms	2
all the groups of	2
furnished with two small	2
and a band of	2
coiled and plain surface	2
miles east of saint	2
grave at pecan point	2
used in smoothing pottery	2
good taste of the	2
the ancient pueblo peoples	2
good example of the	2
expanded portion of the	2
the site of an	2
bowl with foot or	2
is encircled by a	2
similar to the preceding	2
district of the colorado	2
to be used for	2
of new mexico in	2
this area there are	2
consists of encircling lines	2
the right bank of	2
from this pueblo were	2
employed by the ancient	2
the colors used in	2
one and the same	2
about the most expanded	2
natural constituents of the	2
the warp being fixed	2
in the employment of	2
have been made in	2
from the ruins of	2
in the open air	2
for the reception of	2
is practically a unit	2
is an interesting fact	2
of a very high	2
head and tail of	2
the pieces of pottery	2
the second annual report	2
a noteworthy fact that	2
small piece of pottery	2
surveys west of the	2
the builders of the	2
the white ware of	2
consists of two bands	2
a raccoon or an	2
the surface is even	2
santa clara polished black	2
as well as of	2
multitude of variations from	2
there is a small	2
bottles handled vessels eccentric	2
can be learned from	2
of stones used in	2
in use by the	2
difficult to say just	2
the painted designs are	2
regard to the manufacture	2
the body is somewhat	2
are a few red	2
of the bowls of	2
origin of the coil	2
this class of vessels	2
good specimen from the	2
pieces of the white	2
very neatly laid and	2
in the example given	2
have a number of	2
is an exceptional one	2
the aperture of the	2
forms and decorations of	2
are shown in figs	2
bowl of red ware	2
conformation of the vessel	2
a grave at pecan	2
is well polished and	2
the tribes of the	2
and in very many	2
from the mississippi valley	2
described in the preceding	2
ancient pottery of illinois	2
from the presence of	2
in methods of manufacture	2
the threads would not	2
the interior surface is	2
probable that in many	2
tend to show that	2
in the other case	2
would be difficult to	2
on opposite sides of	2
ordinary superposition of coils	2
the art of this	2
give the effect of	2
a multitude of variations	2
red and black decorations	2
a more or less	2
would seem to be	2
are placed about the	2
neck of a gourd	2
of short cord indentations	2
shaped figures on the	2
represent the head of	2
a number of ways	2
this specimen is from	2
the design upon the	2
the impressions upon the	2
of this class is	2
at the present time	2
intended for a duck	2
large percentage of the	2
from the rio virgen	2
tinaja similar in form	2
percentage of the vessels	2
very excellent example of	2
characteristic of the south	2
the surface is often	2
a number of illustrations	2
the peculiar character of	2
it belongs to the	2
is rudely finished and	2
used as water vessels	2
the body of a	2
design consists of four	2
is of the same	2
appear to have been	2
in the accompanying plate	2
at the sides of	2
neck and upper part	2
in a straight line	2
tempered with a large	2
is a noteworthy fact	2
to the pueblo tribes	2
while the body is	2
filled in with reticulated	2
fact that in one	2
it must have been	2
of the warp being	2
is ornamented with the	2
of the left hand	2
it is from a	2
collections obtained from the	2
of this paper will	2
the early stages of	2
the various forms of	2
rude hatchets or digging	2
that the handle is	2
are in most cases	2
and at the same	2
constituents of the clay	2
a remarkable fact that	2
are inferior to those	2
is coated with a	2
which i have no	2
the exception of the	2
of two or more	2
first great period of	2
from the rim to	2
figures on the outside	2
and a few are	2
as if intended for	2
from the same collection	2
in the treatment of	2
resemblance to a common	2
the use of the	2
sides of the body	2
the time of the	2
it is the most	2
the back of the	2
great period of pueblo	2
a small piece of	2
for a long time	2
in the second annual	2
to nearly all pottery	2
more characteristic of the	2
as in the examples	2
the little cup given	2
of a somewhat different	2
of the collections obtained	2
inner surface of the	2
in the south the	2
have been added to	2
of this class in	2
not differ greatly from	2
fragment of pottery found	2
base of the vessel	2
taken in connection with	2
the form and ornamentation	2
both form and ornament	2
a band about the	2
i place it here	2
pages to of the	2
images of the human	2
to a very fine	2
upon the inner surface	2
seen in the national	2
vase from san juan	2
as practiced by the	2
in the order of	2
a striking feature is	2
the transportation and storage	2
which is shown in	2
circuit of the vessel	2
of the states of	2
one of these specimens	2
volume of the proceedings	2
white and red ware	2
is based upon the	2
of many of the	2
it is illustrated in	2
to the keam collection	2
the whole length of	2
always well baked and	2
another smaller vessel from	2
vase from eastern arizona	2
a mold or support	2
the end of the	2
is seen in fig	2
example shown in fig	2
surfaces of the vessels	2
except that the handle	2
it is impossible to	2
a vessel of this	2
of fabric under consideration	2
the design drawn in	2
appear in the impression	2
about the rim or	2
water vessel in form	2
the great diversity of	2
for the transportation and	2
beginning of the coil	2
the side opposite the	2
and extends from the	2
wish in this place	2
will be well to	2
the combinations of the	2
sections of the country	2
modern work of the	2
by filling in the	2
ancient pottery of pennsylvania	2
of manufacture and in	2
bowl with grotesque heads	2
are treated in a	2
the middle portion of	2
pottery in mississippi valley	2
serve to illustrate the	2
been constructed especially for	2
of the units are	2
it will be observed	2
fabric shown in fig	2
the fiber of bark	2
in the hands of	2
in the shape of	2
bottom is somewhat flattened	2
people of this pueblo	2
of which two grotesque	2
bowls ornamented on the	2
the most general way	2
decoration consists of a	2
short cord indentations placed	2
the people who occupied	2
by the lake dwellers	2
in the preceding section	2
to the conformation of	2
is occupied by a	2
of which are of	2
the circuit of the	2
of clay has been	2
the spiral ridges of	2
woven in this manner	2
characters of the art	2
which are suggested in	2
with a belt of	2
cup from central utah	2
in a way that	2
from a small piece	2
from the mounds of	2
opposite side of the	2
forms are greatly varied	2
a satisfactory classification of	2
handled vessels of this	2
collections from old pojuaque	2
in which the threads	2
one above and the	2
find it convenient to	2
the rim or neck	2
in the modeling of	2
the shoulder of the	2
the appearance of a	2
in the museum at	2
arrow and spear heads	2
near the city of	2
for pounding and grinding	2
as seen in the	2
the whole surface is	2
fifteen inches in diameter	2
the art of a	2
in the arrangement of	2
of pottery in mississippi	2
obtained from the mounds	2
now in the museum	2
from the indians of	2
which the vessels were	2
body is much flattened	2
are in the collection	2
in most of the	2
peculiar to the ancient	2
have been applied to	2
the white ware are	2
the surface has received	2
agents of the bureau	2
i see no reason	2
of illustrations have been	2
paste is a light	2
and carried away by	2
by the modern pueblo	2
from those of other	2
the rim is ornamented	2
form and ornamentation shown	2
specimen is given in	2
are rarely found in	2
the vase given in	2
a capacity of about	2
from impressions on pottery	2
base of the neck	2
the surface is coated	2
the remains of a	2
is situated on the	2
at the present day	2
of fine clay which	2
we have a number	2
pleasing to the eye	2
difficulties in the way	2
through a field of	2
and the painted design	2
little cup given in	2
the removal of the	2
by the modern tribes	2
shoulder of the vessel	2
and whitened and polished	2
obtained from the great	2
cords of the warp	2
the dictates of fancy	2
ware with colored decorations	2
finished with a polishing	2
the caves of kentucky	2
is of a dark	2
the ware in the	2
which may have been	2
a band of fret	2
striking feature is the	2
ends of the units	2
in great favor with	2
the outer margin of	2
and the surface well	2
of the bowl is	2
is finished with a	2
from the neck of	2