The Ancient Basket Makers of Southeastern Utah
The Ancient Basket Makers of Southeastern Utah
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This little water bottle is filled with pumpkin seeds and the covering of gum has rendered it water-tight.
Another form of basket that may be considered under this class is shown on page 25. It is more like a yucca bag than a basket, and yet it is made in the same way as are the other yucca productions. It is really a small storage basket and it is here shown filled with shelled corn while about it are scattered ears of corn. This basket and corn were found in a pot-hole in a cave and were no d...oubt cached in this place for future use. Near the basket just described and leaning against the back of the case Mortar is a Specimen that is evidently a mortar basket. It is Basket. Thirteen inches in diameter and three and one-half inches deep. The interior is coated with meal and the surface of the coils is worn as though from blows of a pestle or grinder. The home of the mortar basket is in Cahfornia and, should future investigations show that this form of basket was used by the ancient people of Utah, it will mark the eastern limit of the type, so far as known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This little water bottle is filled with pumpkin seeds and the covering of gum has rendered it water-tight.
Another form of basket that may be considered under this class is shown on page 25. It is more like a yucca bag than a basket, and yet it is made in the same way as are the other yucca productions. It is really a small storage basket and it is here shown filled with shelled corn while about it are scattered ears of corn. This basket and corn were found in a pot-hole in a cave and were no d...oubt cached in this place for future use. Near the basket just described and leaning against the back of the case Mortar is a Specimen that is evidently a mortar basket. It is Basket. Thirteen inches in diameter and three and one-half inches deep. The interior is coated with meal and the surface of the coils is worn as though from blows of a pestle or grinder. The home of the mortar basket is in Cahfornia and, should future investigations show that this form of basket was used by the ancient people of Utah, it will mark the eastern limit of the type, so far as known.
What to read after The Ancient Basket Makers of Southeastern Utah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H George Hubbard Pepper to read onlineMoreLess
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