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Ceramic Owl Water Jug

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    Object Details

    Donor Name

    No Information

    Notes

    88; CERAMIC OWL WATER JUG, ZUNI. Identified by Dwight Lanmon, 2007, as a Zuni Polychrome owl, ca. 1880.
    Has old handwritten tag "Water jug - made of pottery by the Zuni Indians", bearing printed # 88.
    One possible catalogue number for this might be E361894 in the Victor Justice Evans collection, though that object is listed as Zia, not Zuni, on its catalogue card.

    Record Last Modified

    30 Jul 2020

    Specimen Count

    1

    Culture

    Zuni (A:shiwi)

    Accession Date

    1991

    Accession Number

    999999

    USNM Number

    ET14553-0

    Object Type

    Pot

    Height - Object

    23 cm

    Width - Object

    29.4 cm

    Length - Object

    24.4 cm

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    Anthropology

    Data Source

    NMNH - Anthropology Dept.

    Topic

    Ethnology

    Metadata Usage

    CC0

    Link to Original Record

    http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/3b3c5a489-9843-4e4a-9218-a3fca23760f9

    Record ID

    nmnhanthropology_8495382

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