Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund

Small stone shaped into a bird with hole drilled through center.

Gift of Peter Steckler

Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund

Back of pendant is slightly hollow. Head of frog has drilled hole. Piece of old tape over red number that is illegible.

The beige pendant represents a sitting bird. There are scratches on one side of the body which seem to indicate feathers and an X on the other side. A hole passes through the middle of the X to the other side.

This is a yellow ware bowl with black decoration on the inside and around one side of the outside perimeter. ? Hopi?

Fragment of off-white, loosely-woven cotton with one selvage edge.

Round-bottomed bowl with slightly incurved sides. Bowl is painted orange with central geometric design and a dark brown band around sides; band is interrupted once; exterior is undecorated and has fire-darkened areas.

Animal-shaped bowl with head, feet and face around a globular bowl for a body; two groups of two small holes in the neck - one at head and one at tail. Body is decorated with a wide band of geometric pattern in white, orange, and brown; neck and legs are decorated all over with a checkerboard pattern; face has straight lines running from snout to neck.