Plate
Artist
Pre-Columbian
DateAD 1430-1530
MediumCeramic
ClassificationsContainers
Credit LineGift of Thomas Wilber
Object number1980.1.16
DescriptionFlat clay plate with two pairs of opposed lugs. Reddish buff clay, the upper surface painted a dull orange with narrow border of sawtooth design in black. Three red and two white stripes are painted with narrow black lines in a "triglyph and metope" design. This pottery style was mass produced under centralized government supervision and is distinctively Inca, owing little or nothing to earlier cultural traditions in ancient Peru.On View
Not on viewCollections
900-1200 CE
