File:71933 Grand Canyon Tusayan Corregated Pottery (4750737836).jpg

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Description Miniature olla, tusayan corrugated. Approximately 75% Complete. Evidence of a handle on the exterior rim and upper body, however now broken off and missing. Pueblo ii- early pueblo iii, 1040-1300 ad. Grand Canyon National Park Museum Collection, P.O. Box 129, Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
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Source 71933 Grand Canyon_Tusayan Corregated Pottery
Author Grand Canyon National Park

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