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Note on the archeology of Chiriqui (1914)

MacCurdy, George Grant, 1863-1947 · Lancaster, Pa. : The New Era Printing Company · leaf 12

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topus derivative. (After jg j.g^ with the exception of the Holmes.) peripheral band and those tangent to the neck, which are white. They were painted on first; then the bottom and the upper panels were colored red; finally came the waxing process and the coat of black, which was eventually removed… … . .,, /-T^i 1 Fig. 154. — ^Lost color vase with octo- rows them still more. The lower ^. , , .. .r, pus motive as a panel decoration, Yale half of the vessel is in two zones, collection, m) the nether of red and the upper of black, with groups of narrow longitudinal bands. The neck and lip are also…

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