A Study of Pueblo Pottery as Illustrative of Zuñi Culture Growth. Fourth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1882-83, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1886, pages 467-522
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION——BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.
A STUDY of PUEBLO POTTERY
AS ILLUSTRATIVE OF ZUÑI CULTURE GROWTH.
BY
FRANK HAMILTON CUSHING.
BY
FRANK HAMILTON CUSHING.
CONTENTS.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
A STUDY OF PUEBLO POTTERY AS ILLUSTRATIVE OF ZUÑI CULTURE-GROWTH.
HABITATIONS AFFECTED BY ENVIRONMENT.
RECTANGULAR FORMS DEVELOPED FROM CIRCULAR.
FLAT AND TERRACED ROOFS DEVELOPED FROM SLOPING MESA-SITES.
ADDED STORIES FOR CLIFF DWELLINGS DEVELOPED FROM LIMITATIONS OF CLIFF-HOUSE SITES.
COMMUNAL PUEBLOS DEVELOPED FROM CONGREGATION OF CLIFF-HOUSE TRIBES.
RECTANGULAR FORMS DEVELOPED FROM CIRCULAR.
FLAT AND TERRACED ROOFS DEVELOPED FROM SLOPING MESA-SITES.
ADDED STORIES FOR CLIFF DWELLINGS DEVELOPED FROM LIMITATIONS OF CLIFF-HOUSE SITES.
COMMUNAL PUEBLOS DEVELOPED FROM CONGREGATION OF CLIFF-HOUSE TRIBES.
POTTERY AFFECTED BY ENVIRONMENT.
POTTERY ANTICIPATED BY BASKETRY.
POTTERY SUGGESTED BY CLAY-LINED BASKETRY.
POTTERY INFLUENCED BY LOCAL MINERALS.
POTTERY INFLUENCED BY MATERIALS AND METHODS USED IN BURNING.
POTTERY ANTICIPATED BY BASKETRY.
POTTERY SUGGESTED BY CLAY-LINED BASKETRY.
POTTERY INFLUENCED BY LOCAL MINERALS.
POTTERY INFLUENCED BY MATERIALS AND METHODS USED IN BURNING.
EVOLUTION OF FORMS.
EVOLUTION OF DECORATION
DECORATIVE SYMBOLISM.
INDEX
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