. Bulletin. Ethnology. Fi<;. 4. Structure Classified by structure, the pottery found in the Spruce-tree House ruin falls into two groups, coiled ware and smooth w^are, the latter either with or without decoration. The white ware has black decorations. The bases of the mugs (pi. 19) from Spruce- tree House, like those from other Mesa Verde ruins, have a greater diameter than the lips. These mugs are tall and their handles are of generous size. One of the mugs found in this ruin has a T-shaped hole in its handle (fig. 5), recalling in this particular a mug collected in 1895 by the aut
. Bulletin. Ethnology. Fi<;. 4. Structure Classified by structure, the pottery found in the Spruce-tree House ruin falls into two groups, coiled ware and smooth w^are, the latter either with or without decoration. The white ware has black decorations. The bases of the mugs (pi. 19) from Spruce- tree House, like those from other Mesa Verde ruins, have a greater diameter than the lips. These mugs are tall and their handles are of generous size. One of the mugs found in this ruin has a T-shaped hole in its handle (fig. 5), recalling in this particular a mug collected in 1895 by the author at Awatobi, a Hopi ruin. The most beautiful specimen of canteen found at Spruce-tree House is here shown in plate 20. The coiled ware of Spruce-tree House, as of all the Mesa Verde ruins, is somewhat finer than the coiled ware of Sikyatki. Although. Fio. 5. Handle of mus. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
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