• Culture/People:

    probably Marajoara/Marajó (archaeological culture) (attributed)

  • Object name:

    Jar

  • Date created:

    AD 400-1300

  • Place:

    Ilha de Marajó, Rio Amazonas (Amazon River); Marajó Mesoregion; Pará State, North Region; Brazil

  • Media/Materials:

    Pottery, clay slip

  • Techniques:

    Coiled/hand built, slipped, engraved

  • Collection History/Provenance:

    Collection history unknown; in the collections of the Mattatuck Historical Society (Waterbury, Connecticut) until 1968 when it was donated to MAI.

  • Dimensions:

    16 x 19 cm

  • Catalog number:

    24/1938

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