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Clay eating pot, round, uneven with a few clumps on rim and on bottom. native na
Clay eating pot, round, uneven with a few clumps on rim and on bottom. native na
Object Number 989-26-30/11612
Display Title Clay eating pot, round, uneven with a few clumps on rim and on bottom. native na
Descriptions
Indigenous Term ojaylli
Object Description Clay eating pot, round, uneven with a few clumps on rim and on bottom. native name ojaylli. made by women.
Inventory Description Bowl, light brown clay, flat bottom, flaring sides, worn
Classification
  • Bowl
Department Ethnographic
Date 20th century
Culture
  • Urarina
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
South America / Peru / <State> / <County> / Santa Caramela
Additional Geographic Terms Chambira river basin; Northeastern Peru
Materials Ceramic
Dimensions Overall: 6.5 x 15 x 0.4 cm (2 9/16 x 5 7/8 x 3/16 in.)
Quantity 1
Label on object 989-26-30/11612
Provenance
Collector Michelle McKinley (Jun-89 - 8-Sep-89)
Collector Bartholomew Dean (June 1989 - September 8, 1989)
Donor Michelle McKinley (June 1989 - September 8, 1989)
Donor Bartholomew Dean (Jun-89 - 8-Sep-89)

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