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Object Number 2004.29.4505
Display Title Navajo woman holding pinon gum mop used for post-firing treatment of vessels
Descriptions
Object Description Written on board: "Tschopik - Navaho Pottery Making; Pl. XVI; out; Post-firing treatment (32). a, potter with piñon gum mop. b, applying gum to inside of cooking pot. (verso) Gift of Lucy Kluckhohn, Sept 1964."
Keywords
  • Occupation
  • Manufacture and General Utility
  • Ethnographic
Subject
  • Potter
  • pottery making
Department Photographic
Date 1900-1950
Artist Mr. Harry Tschopik, Jr.
Culture
  • Navajo
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America / United States / New Mexico / New Mexico?
North America / United States / Utah / Utah?
North America / United States / Arizona / Arizona?
Dimensions Overall: 10.16 x 15.24 cm (4 x 6 in.)
Provenance
Donor Donated by Lucy Kluckhohn

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Navajo woman applying gum to the inside of a cooking pot after firing
2004.29.4506 Navajo woman applying gum to the inside of a cooking pot after firing
New Mexico?
Arizona?
Utah?
Navajo woman applying piñon gum to a cooking pot after firing
2004.29.4509 Navajo woman applying piñon gum to a cooking pot after firing
Utah?
New Mexico?
Arizona?
Navajo woman applying pinon gum to a cooking pot after firing
2004.29.4510 Navajo woman applying pinon gum to a cooking pot after firing
Arizona?
New Mexico?
Utah?
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2004.29.4504 Navajo woman building an oven over the vessels
Arizona?
Utah?
New Mexico?
Navajo woman kneading the paste to make pottery
2004.29.4566 Navajo woman kneading the paste to make pottery
New Mexico?
Utah?
Arizona?
Image Not Available for Pinon gum, 'pinus edulis'
98-9-10/51798 Pinon gum, 'pinus edulis'
Resin
New Mexico
Navajo Talking God Blessing Way pipes
2004.29.4563 Navajo Talking God Blessing Way pipes
Utah?
New Mexico?
Arizona?
Navajo pipes, archaeological (Pueblo) pipe
2004.29.4564 Navajo pipes, archaeological (Pueblo) pipe
New Mexico?
Arizona?
Utah?
Navajo Talking God Blessing Way pipe
2004.29.4563.1 Navajo Talking God Blessing Way pipe
New Mexico?
Utah?
Arizona?
Image Not Available for Sherd with pinon gum
33-62-10/2539 Sherd with pinon gum
Sherd
Floating House Ruin
Vessels placed on stones in ashes of preliminary fire
2004.29.4503 Vessels placed on stones in ashes of preliminary fire
New Mexico?
Arizona?
Utah?
Pinon gum lumps
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Resin
Cliff House 1