| Culture | Branch | Tradition | Ware | Type |
| Ancestral Pueblo: Greater Upper Rio Grande Valley | Northern Rio Grande | Pecos | Pecos Glaze Ware | Glaze IV Polychrome (Pecos Valley) (D) |
Type Name: Glaze IV Polychrome (Pecos Valley) (D) |
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| Period: | 1450 A.D. - 1525 A.D. |
| Culture: | Ancestral Pueblo: Greater Upper Rio Grande Valley |
| Branch: | Northern Rio Grande |
| Tradition: | Pecos |
| Ware: | Pecos Glaze Ware |
Posted by Dean Wilson 2018
Pottery assigned to this category as defined here refers to locally produced sand tempered pottery at Pecos Pueblo exhibiting rim forms and associated decorations used by Kidder (1936) to defined Glaze IV as well as a subset of Glaze D types defined Mera (1933) including San Lazaro Polychrome. Pottery associated with this group also exhibits a three color effect but as compared to the previous glaze polychrome bowls produced reflects a tendency for darker (reddish slips) as use for backgrounds. Overall design styles and arrangements for both interior and exterior surfaces are similar to those described elsewhere in this document for San Lazaro Glaze Polychrome for glaze wares from sites in the Midlle Rio Grande..
References:
Kidder, Alfred V.
1936 The Pottey of Peocs, Volume II Glaze Paint, Culinary, and Other Wares. Papers of the Phillips Academy No.7, New Haven.
Mera, H. P.
1933 A Proposed Revision of the Rio Grande Glaze Paint Sequence. Laboratory of Anthropology Technical Series Bulletin No. 5. Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Glaze IV bowl sherds (interor surface)
Glaze IV bowl sherds (exterior surface)
Glaze IV bowl sherds (interor surface)
Glaze IV bowl sherds (exterior surface)
Glaze IV bowl sherds (interor surface)
Glaze IV bowl sherds (exteror surface)
Glaze IV bowl sherds
Glaze VI bowl sherds (exterior surface)
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