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Archive image from page 167 of Cultural chronology and change as. Cultural chronology and change as reflected in the ceramics of the Virú Valley, Peru culturalchronolo431coll Year: 1955 ( 162 CERAMICS OF THE VIRU VALLEY, PERU Fig. 5L Vessels and shei'ds. A, Queneto Polished Plain; B and C, Tomaval Plain; D, Estero Plain. 3. Composite silhouette bowls with flattened bottoms and outsloping walls (fig. 50, C). Diameter 15-20 cm., mean 18. This infrequent shape is found in the La Plata and Estero periods. 4. Jars with cambered rims (fig. 50, D). Rim diameter 11-15 cm., mean Wrtical loop
Archive image from page 167 of Cultural chronology and change as. Cultural chronology and change as reflected in the ceramics of the Virú Valley, Peru culturalchronolo431coll Year: 1955 ( 162 CERAMICS OF THE VIRU VALLEY, PERU Fig. 5L Vessels and shei'ds. A, Queneto Polished Plain; B and C, Tomaval Plain; D, Estero Plain. 3. Composite silhouette bowls with flattened bottoms and outsloping walls (fig. 50, C). Diameter 15-20 cm., mean 18. This infrequent shape is found in the La Plata and Estero periods. 4. Jars with cambered rims (fig. 50, D). Rim diameter 11-15 cm., mean Wrtical loop or strap handles running from rim to shoulder are common. During the Late Epoch this is the most popular form and it outnumbers all other forms of Tomaval Plain combined. 5. Jars with flaring rims (fig. 50, E). Rim diameter cm., mean Vertical loop or strap handles, sometimes placed at rim. This is an infrequent form in the Late Epoch. 6. Bottles with straight or slightly outcurving necks and flaring lips (fig. 50, F). Lip diameter cm., mean 7. Often these bottles have a single loop or strap handle extending from the middle of the neck to the shoulder, and a small collar at the base of the neck. One unusually large example from Level 2 at V-171B has a neck diameter of cm. and a lip diameter of (fig. 51. C). A loop bridge connecting the middle of the
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