WHITE MOUNTAIN REDWARE a Pottery Tradition of East-Central Arizona and Western New Mexico [SOLD]

WHITE MOUNTAIN REDWARE a Pottery Tradition of East-Central Arizona and Western New Mexico

by Roy L. Carlson

Anthropological Papers of The University of Arizona, Number 19. Dated 1970

Softcover, 122 pages, very good condition

From the Preface
The following study is a revised version of a doctoral dissertation submitted to the University of Arizona in 1961. Certain revisions are the result of incoporating into the original study material on additional vessels from the collections of the University of Colorado Museum

Contents

1. Introduction

2. Type Descriptions

        Puerco Black-on-red

        Wingate Black-on-red

        Wingate Polychrome

        St. Johns Black-on-red

        St. Johns Polychrome

        Springerville Polychrome

        Pinedale Polychrome

        Pinedale Black-on-red

        Cedar Creek Polychrome

        Fourmile Polychrome

        Showlow Polychrome

        Point of Pines Polychrome

        Heshota Polychrome, Heshota Black-on-red, Kwakina Polychrome

3. Design Styles

        Holbrook Style

        Puerco Style

        Wingate Style

        Tularosa Style

        Pinedale Style

        Fourmile Style

4. Change and Continuity in White Mountain Redware

        La Plata Phase

        White Mound Phase

        Kiatuthlanna Phase

        Red Mesa Phase

        Wingate Phase

        Early Pueblo III

        Late Pueblo III

        Early Pueblo IV

        Late Pueblo IV

5. Conclusions