FMNH 188626.nosub[1]

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    Description: scan of catalog card [FRONT] [MAIN BODY] Field Museum of Natural History | 68 | Country Honduras | Locality Uloa Valley, Playa de los Muertos | People Maya Stock | Name Pottery globular jar with short constricted neck. Red slip rather worn. | Collection Museum Purchase Dr. Wilson Popenoe, Collector, 1929 | Notes | Width 16 cm | Length | Height 13.5 cm | Price [LEFT MARGIN] A | ENT | 188626 | Acc. 1844
Catalog Number: 188626.nosub[1]
Description: jar
Materials: clay (ceramic)
Cultural Attribution: Maya
Accession Number: [1844] W. Popenoe (Purchase)
Accession Year: 1929
District/County: Uloa (Ulua) Valley
City/Town: Playa de los Muertos
Collector/Source: Wilson Popenoe, Wilson Popenoe
EMu IRN: 1092439
GUID: 82949a14-68ca-4560-af97-7642642e5cf9

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