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] [Illustration: FIG. 536. --Section of olla. ] [Illustration: FIG. 537. --Annular mat of wicker, or "milkmaid's boss. "] [Illustration: FIG. 538. --Use of annular mat illustrated. ] This has no use, but there is of course a reason for its occurrencewhich, if investigated, may throw light on the origin of the moderntype of the olla itself. The older or round-bottomed jars werebalanced on the head in carrying, by means of a wicker-work ring, akind of "milk-maid's boss. " (See Fig. 537. ) These a...nnular mats arestill found among the ruins and cave-deposits, and continue in usewith the modern Pueblos for supporting convex-bottom cooking pots onthe floor as well as for facilitating the balancing of largefood-bowls on the head. (See Fig. 538. ) Obviously the latter disheshave never been hollowed as the ollas have been, because, since theywere used as eating-bowls, the food could be removed from a plainbottom more easily than from a convex surface, which would result fromthe hollowing underneath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] [Illustration: FIG. 536. --Section of olla. ] [Illustration: FIG. 537. --Annular mat of wicker, or "milkmaid's boss. "] [Illustration: FIG. 538. --Use of annular mat illustrated. ] This has no use, but there is of course a reason for its occurrencewhich, if investigated, may throw light on the origin of the moderntype of the olla itself. The older or round-bottomed jars werebalanced on the head in carrying, by means of a wicker-work ring, akind of "milk-maid's boss. " (See Fig. 537. ) These a...nnular mats arestill found among the ruins and cave-deposits, and continue in usewith the modern Pueblos for supporting convex-bottom cooking pots onthe floor as well as for facilitating the balancing of largefood-bowls on the head. (See Fig. 538. ) Obviously the latter disheshave never been hollowed as the ollas have been, because, since theywere used as eating-bowls, the food could be removed from a plainbottom more easily than from a convex surface, which would result fromthe hollowing underneath.
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