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Small, round-bottomed bowl with a stepped, slightly overhanging rim. The object has been smoothed, slurried and primed on both sides. Its exterior is painted and highly polished. The primer and paint are barely eroded. The restored vessel has fractures and flaws. The ceramic has a salmon-coloured undercoat, which was painted red and black. The outer rim is decorated with a circumferential frieze consisting of diagonal black stripes. There is another surrounding frieze on the wall. It is composed of several horizontal, oval pictorial fields in which a highly stylised lizard creature appears. The various sectors are separated from each other by wide black stripes with circular indentations. There are several circumferential lines at the base. The inside was primed in salmon colour. According to Lothrop 1926: Nicoya polychrome ware, alligator motif, type A. Cultural significance: the Carrillo and Galo Policromo groups (800-500d.C.) represent the first truly polychrome ceramics produced in the Gran Nicoya region. Their design (shape, colouring, individual motifs) is strongly reminiscent of the Ulua Policromo group (950-550d.C.). (Künne 2004)
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Clay vessel
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Clay vessel
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Clay vessel
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Four clay vessels from the Museo Nacional, San José (Costa Rica)
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Vessel (fragment)
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Clay vessel base
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Clay fragment
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Clay whistle
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Clay vessel
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Stone blade of a double axe
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