Some resemblances in the ceramics of Central and North America

Summary: 
Critical analysis of similarities and differences between various cultures of North and Central America.
Description: 

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Critical analysis of similarities and differences between various cultures of North and Central America; subsequent ideas as to the types of interactions (if any) between the cultures in North America and their counterparts in Central America. The book was filmed on 16mm film with a Minolta DR 1600 camera. The film was scanned with a Wicks and Wilson model 4100 film scanner at 300dpi. Scans reformatted from TIFF to JPEG and cropped to 2250x3170 pixels in FastStone Viewer 2.22. OCR done in Readiris Pro. 8. PDF created with Presto! PageManager with Outside In Viewer extension. Digitizing Technician: RES.

Location Description: 

Salt River Watershed (Ariz.); Gila River Watershed (N.M. and Ariz.); Gulf of Mexico;Ozark National Forest (Ark.); Etowah Indian Mound State Historic Site (Ga.); Moundville Archaeological Park (Moundville, Ala.)

Protocol: 
Archives Open Access
Community: 
Archives
Category: 
Education
Keywords: 
Race and Ethnicity, Society and Culture, Art and Creative Works
Collections: 
Medallion Papers
Original Date Description: 
1930s (1930-1939)
Original Date: 
1932
Contributor: 
George Clapp Vaillant
Rights: 
Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona
Source: 
Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona
Identifier: 
E51. M43. no. 12
Subject: 
Ceramics, Indian pottery, Indians of North America--Antiquities, Archaeological surveying, Pottery, Prehistoric, Civilization--Indian influences, Indians of Central America, Indians of Mexico
Type: 
Text, Still Image
Format: 
Documents (other), JPEG, PDF