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Object Number
977-7-20/25458
Display Title
Body sherd, type Galo Polychrome
Descriptions
Inventory Description
Figurine
Department
Archaeological
Culture
- Palo Blanco A Phase
- San Bosco Phase
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Central America
/
Costa Rica
/
Guanacaste
Additional Geographic Terms
Guanacaste; Tempisque River Valley
Quantity
1
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PrimaryMedia | Object Number | Title | Classification | Geography/Provenience | SHARE |
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| 976-59-20/24932 | Galo Polychrome cylindrical tripod |
Jar
|
Filadelfia
| |
| 17-3-20/C8007 | Carrillo and Galo polychrome effigy pedestal vessel |
Dish
Raw Material |
Nicoya
| |
| 977-4-20/25284 | Galo Polychrome tripod |
Vase
Raw Material |
Filadelfia
| |
| 976-32-20/24758 | Galo Polychrome cylindrical tripod vessel with feathered serpent jaguar motif |
Vase
Raw Material |
Filadelfia
| |
| 17-3-20/C8303 | Galo Polychrome bowl, serpent design |
Bowl
Raw Material |
Costa Rica
| |
| 976-59-20/24912 | Galo Polychrome drinking vessel. |
Vase
Raw Material |
Filadelfia
| |
| 976-59-20/24925 | Miniature cylindrical tripod, Galo Polychrome Ware |
Jar
|
Filadelfia
| |
| 976-32-20/24723 | Galo Polychrome Ware miniature cylindrical tripod |
Bowl
|
Filadelfia
| |
| 2004.24.27495B | Galo polychrome vessel |
Central America
| ||
| 2004.24.27495A | Galo polychrome vessel |
Filadelfia
| ||
| 48-61-20/18015 | Galo polychrome pottery effigy vessel - cylindrical, restored |
Raw Material
Vase |
Santa Cruz
| |
| 976-59-20/24922 | Galo Polychrome vessel with monkey motif and alligator symbols |
Bowl
|
Santa Cruz
|