A Study of Chiriquian Antiquities
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Take, for example, figure 64 Fig. 62. Tripod with zoomorphic supports. Armadillo ware. '/ Fig. 63. Tripod bowl ; from Bugavita. Armadillo ware. V> (also from Bugavita). A few nodes and fillets, plain and incised, added to the usual type of support bring out the form of a frog, complete in every detail. Somewhat similar and equally good results are produced by the same means in Fig. 64. Tripod with froglike supports ; from Bugavita. Armadillo ware. '/> Fig. 65. Tripod of classic form, with frogl...ike supports, and rim ornamented with armadillos. Armadillo ware. '/ figure 65. The bowl of the latter is classic in form. The rim is ornamented with two armadillos. The frog is a favorite shoulder ornament on vases of the biscuit or armadillo group. As the plain leg became more and more disguised by the application of nodes and fillets, its identity seems to have been lost sight of, as seen in Plate VII, where it is a caricature of the human form. In figures, d and e, there is very little alteration of the plain tripod support.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take, for example, figure 64 Fig. 62. Tripod with zoomorphic supports. Armadillo ware. '/ Fig. 63. Tripod bowl ; from Bugavita. Armadillo ware. V> (also from Bugavita). A few nodes and fillets, plain and incised, added to the usual type of support bring out the form of a frog, complete in every detail. Somewhat similar and equally good results are produced by the same means in Fig. 64. Tripod with froglike supports ; from Bugavita. Armadillo ware. '/> Fig. 65. Tripod of classic form, with frogl...ike supports, and rim ornamented with armadillos. Armadillo ware. '/ figure 65. The bowl of the latter is classic in form. The rim is ornamented with two armadillos. The frog is a favorite shoulder ornament on vases of the biscuit or armadillo group. As the plain leg became more and more disguised by the application of nodes and fillets, its identity seems to have been lost sight of, as seen in Plate VII, where it is a caricature of the human form. In figures, d and e, there is very little alteration of the plain tripod support.
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