Pottery types and their sequence in El Salvador (1927)
Lothrope, Samuel Kirkland, 1892-, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · New York, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 45
201 IN EL SALVADOR Professor Tozzer are illustrated in fig. 19. Mound 36 contained a great many potsherds of Old Empire type, but the figurine in question looks very Hke the upper- level Salvadorean ''Archaic" finds, for it is hollow and has apparently been made in a mold. The eyes are of the… … Pjg 19— "Archaic" fragments from Mound 36, Copan. (Width of a, 2\ inches.) Courtesy of Peabody Museum, Harvard University The Copan jar fragments of "Archaic" type are much alike. They both are parts of slightly flaring necks from round-beUied vessels. Clearly they approximate the upper-level…
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