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VG--front board shows minor wear. back board has some speckled wear. neat signature on cover endpaper. pages are clean & unmarked. Navy cloth boards with gilt spine printing. 284 pages: illustrations, map. content as follows: Anthropology, Memoirs. Pueblo Pottery Of Field Museum Of Natural History, Chicago.
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Reprint Edition oversized HARDBACK NO Dustjacket, Indigo Cloth w/Silver lettering on spine, includes 125 b/w plates, Bibliography by Chapters, Bibliography, Sites represented by Illustrated Pottery Types, Catalogue Numbers and Collectors, Index, Deals with Kayenta Branch, Mesa Verde Branch, Chaco Branch, Cibola Branch and Salado Branch. Reprint of Anthropology, memoirs Vol 5 of Field Museum of Natural History 1940. book plate inside, VG copy! FREE USPS TRACKING NUMBER! Kraus Reprint Co., 1977. Anasazi pottery tends to be constructed of white or gray clay, and is constructed using the coiling-and-scraping technique. Early on, these were often decorated with black geometric designs, but later on polychrome types are developed, some of which would be ancestral to historic Hopi pottery. Tusayan Gray Ware Tusayan White Ware Little Colorado White Ware Mesa Verde White Ware Pajarito Gray Ware Cibola White Ware White Mountain Red Ware San Juan Orange Ware Tsegi Orange Ware Jeddito Yellow Ware Rio Grande Ware
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Very Good. Martino Publishing. Undated. Cloth. Imperial octavo. 284 pp. Facsimile of 1940 edition. Number 121 of 150 copies. Light spotting to outside edge of text block. Interior clean and binding tight.
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Like New. 2000. Undated, approximately 2000. Cloth. 4to. 284 pp. Illustrated. Facsimile reprint of the 1940 edition. Number 120 from a limited printing of 150 copies. (Subject: Native American Studies. )
