Water Jar or Olla
Brooklyn Museum
02.257.2471
NATIVE AMERICAN PUEBLO POTTERY<br /> Pottery making was practiced in the southwestern United States for at least two thousand years. Zuni and Cochiti potters created the three vessels here: two water jars and one drum jar, which would have had a hide stretched over the top for beating with drumst...
Kwakina Polychrome Bowl
Brooklyn Museum
02.256.2258
Gift of Charles A. Schieren
Pindale Polychrome Bowl
Brooklyn Museum
02.257.2491
Riggs Pueblo Pottery Fund
Pitcher
Brooklyn Museum
01.1535.2209
By exchange
Pitcher
Brooklyn Museum
03.325.10884
Has a white paper label with red border that says "with mummy of child in white house Canyon de Chelly." "10884" in black ink.
Bowl
Brooklyn Museum
03.325.4254
Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund
Dipper with Black Design
Brooklyn Museum
03.325.4214
"4214" written in ink. Piece of old paper label glued on.
Ladle
Brooklyn Museum
02.256.2261
Gift of Charles A. Schieren
Jar
Brooklyn Museum
02.257.2534
Paper tag on wire around neck "2534 Keres Santo Domingo." "2534" written in black ink on vessel.
Standing Image
Brooklyn Museum
02.257.2472
Riggs Pueblo Pottery Fund