The white pottery resembles very closely, in the forms, color, and ornamentation, that from Taos and Cochiti, the white in all these being of a creamy color.
895-897. 895, (47319); 896, (47321); 897, (47325). Medium-sized hemispherical bowls, ornamented, on the inside only, with star figures or rosettes and triangles.
898-899. 898, (47320); 899, (47324). Similar bowls with similar ornamentation both internally and externally.
900, (47323). Bowl of similar form and size; only decoration a broad external marginal band with oval spaces in it.
901, (47322). Small bowl with decorations on the inner surface only.
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902-903. 902, ([47326]); 903, (47327). Medium-sized olla-shaped bowls not adorned internally; marginal line of dots externally. Latter with zigzag belt; former with serpents, crosses, and figure of bottle on a stand; [Fig. 712].
904, (47329). Large tinaja with cover. Vines and leaves on the neck, and around the body a broad belt of figures resembling fringed medicine bags.
905-906. 905, (47334); 906, (47336). Canteens of the usual form, with loop handles at the sides; the first ornamented with the common central star and triangles, the second has no central figure. Posterior Half with interlaced figure.
907, (47335). Globular canteens; side handles; cactus leaves and simple broad bands.