Tuzigoot White-on-red Bowl

1150–1400 CE

National Park Service, Museum Management Program
United States

This ceramic bowl was used by prehistoric Native Americans living at the Tuzigoot Pueblo in Tuzigoot National Monument. Ceramic vessels with this type of design were first found and described by archeologists during the excavation of Tuzigoot Pueblo in 1933-34. As a result, this type is now referred to as Tuzigoot White-on-red.

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Title: Tuzigoot White-on-red Bowl
Date Created: 1150–1400 CE
Contributor: Tuzigoot National Monument
Park Website: Park Website
National Park Service Catalog Number: TUZI 1110
Material: Ceramic
Date: 1150–1400 CE
Cultural Group or Period: Prehistoric Native American

National Park Service, Museum Management Program

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