TYPE: Dublan Polychrome

DATE:  A.D. 1250 to 1475 (Rakita and Raymond, 2003;160)

COMMON BACKGROUND COLOR(S): Dull ivory white to tan (not slipped).

KEY DIFFERENCES: Red and black designs often with obliterated corrugation that is in a  band near the neck or the entire upper area of the jar. Often there are simple polychrome designs on the corrugation as well.

TEXTURED VARIETIES:

Rubbed Corrugated

Rubbed Indented Corrugated

Incised

Scored

PAINTED VARIETIES:

Painted Neck

Non-painted Neck

 

 

1Y Dublan Polychrome Jar (Rubbed Indented Corrugated Variety).

Approximate Dimensions: 7 1/2" by 7"

 

2N Dublan Polychrome Jar (Rubbed Indented Corrugated Variety)

 

3N Dublan Polychrome Jar (Incised Variety)

4Y Dublan Polychrome Jar with a non-painted neck

(actually there is a little red that appears to have been accidental).

Approximate Dimensions: 8" by 7"

 

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