The Archaeology of the Yakima Valley
The Archaeology of the Yakima Valley
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3 of the same plate shows a lug which is much wider at the top than at the bottom and the rim is marked by trans- verse incised lines or notches. While the rim above the lug in the last figure in this plate may be considered as developed from such notches it shows large even smooth scallops. The lugs shown in Plate xxx show considerable specialization. The first bears a series of dots, apparently for decorative purposes. The second, has an unusually protruding rim at each side of the top of the... lug. The fifth shows a lug of this character, but one having practically no opening between it and the body of the jar.
The sixth bears rows of impressions apparently for decorative purposes, while the seventh not only has two nipples on the rim, one on each end of the top of the lug, but is also depressed longitudinally down its middle in such a way that it slightly resembles the lug shown in Plate xxvii, Fig. 8.
Before the pottery was fired the rims and handles were often ornamented , and designs were incised upon the pottery apparently for decorative pur- poses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 of the same plate shows a lug which is much wider at the top than at the bottom and the rim is marked by trans- verse incised lines or notches. While the rim above the lug in the last figure in this plate may be considered as developed from such notches it shows large even smooth scallops. The lugs shown in Plate xxx show considerable specialization. The first bears a series of dots, apparently for decorative purposes. The second, has an unusually protruding rim at each side of the top of the... lug. The fifth shows a lug of this character, but one having practically no opening between it and the body of the jar.
The sixth bears rows of impressions apparently for decorative purposes, while the seventh not only has two nipples on the rim, one on each end of the top of the lug, but is also depressed longitudinally down its middle in such a way that it slightly resembles the lug shown in Plate xxvii, Fig. 8.
Before the pottery was fired the rims and handles were often ornamented , and designs were incised upon the pottery apparently for decorative pur- poses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlan Ingersoll Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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