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Rim Sherd
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Rim Sherd

Maker Unknown, Teotihuacán
MediumClay
Dimensions1 1/4” H x 2 1/4” W (largest sherd)
Credit LineThis piece is a part of the Mexican Ambassador Collection, approved by the Mexican government for teaching use at Colgate University as part of a 2023 agreement. Gift of David R. and Barbara Hunter
Object numberPC1993.0377A-G.HUN
DescriptionSeven sherds (A-G) from a vessel including four rim fragments and two contiguous sherds, made of gray clay with a plain exterior and a series of loops near the rim on the interior. The loops are burnished.
ClassificationsVessels
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
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Unknown, Pre-Columbian
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
Side view
Unknown, Dông-Son
c. 500 BC
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Unknown, Pre-Columbian
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
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Unknown, Teotihuacán
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