Lothrop, S. K. (Samuel Kirkland), 1892-1965 · New York, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 360
376 POTTERY OF COSTA RICA AND NICARAGUA Vegetal shapes also occur. Fig. 271, b, is a double whistle repre- senting two gourds joined by the stems. The mouthpiece is placed at the junction. Fig. 271, a, is perhaps also a vegetal type. RATTLES Every Guetar family must have been amply provided with… … Fig. 273. — a-c, Rattles, Costa Rica (length of a, 2.5 in.; of b, 3.5 in.; of c, 4.25 in.); d, Problematical vessel, Costa Rica (diameter, 4.5 in.). contained pellets of clay. Sometimes complete vessels were closed across the mouth and served as rattles. An example of this usage is seen in fig.…
Indian pottery · Pottery
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