Accession No
2005.7 A-B
Description
Green pot (A) with lid (B). A: Round pot with circular rim and spiky exterior. Pot stands on three triangular legs. Brown interior. B: Circular lid with scalloped rim and decorative protrusion at top. Decoration consists of a three-dimensional flower with a bird in the centre. Four of the flower leaves turn downward, creating handles for the lid.
Place
Americas; North America; Mexico; Michoacan; San José de Gracia
Period
Source
van der Leeuw, Sander Ernst (Dr) [collector]; Crowther-Beynon Grant [monetary donor]
Department
Anth
Reference Numbers
2005.7 A-B; S.J.G.-91/1A; S.J.G.-91/1B
Cultural Affliation
Material
Ceramic
Local Term
Measurements
Events
Context (Field collection)
Collected by Dr Sander Ernst van der Leeuw between July and August 1991. Pottery from following villages have been studied in the region of Michoacan: Capula, Tzintzuntzan, Colonia Lazaro Cardenas, Santa Fé de Laguna, Huancito, Patamban and San José de Gracia. The number S.J.G.-91/1A; S.J.G.-91/1B most certainly refer to the village San José de Gracia.
Event Date 1991
Author: maa
Description (Physical description)
A: Green round pot. B: Lid sculpted with flower and bird.A: Pot is covered on the outside with a green glazing. It stands on three triangular legs. The relief decoration consists of short spikes which cover four fifths of the pot. The inside of the pot is also glazed, but has an orange brown colour. B: The lid is also covered in a dark green glazing. There is a big three-dimensional flower in the middle with a bird in its centre. Four leaves of the flower are bent downwards in such a way that they form four handles. The inside of the lid is unglazed.
Event Date 18/4/2005
Author: maa
Description (Physical description)
Green pot (A) with lid (B). A: Round pot with circular rim and spiky exterior. Pot stands on three triangular legs. Brown interior. B: Circular lid with scalloped rim and decorative protrusion at top. Decoration consists of a three-dimensional flower with a bird in the centre. Four of the flower leaves turn downward, creating handles for the lid.
Event Date 7/7/2021
Author: Jazmin Hundal
FM:265469
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