TYPE: Wingate Black-on-Red

DATE: A.D. 1050 to 1200 (Carlson, 1970;17)

BOWL DESIGN PLACEMENT: Primary interior designs, rare secondary exterior designs.

COMMON DESIGNS: Designs are the same as found on Reserve Black-on-White, which are as follows: Opposed solid and hatched motifs that are interlocked with each other. Usually the hatching is diagonal, but parallel hatching occurs as well. Usually the hatched motifs average two to four times as wide as the solid motifs but occasionally approach the same size. Framing and hatching lines are usually the same width. Rare unit exterior designs usually consist of simple short lines parallel to each other at a diagonal angle near the rim.  Framing lines and hatching lines are usually the same width.

KEY DIFFERENCES: Hatched motifs usually average two to four times as wide as the solids, whereas in later Tularosa, the hatched motifs usually average equal to two times the size of the solid motifs.  Tularosa usually have tighter, more compact designs.

OTHER COMMON TYPES WITH SIMILAR DESIGN STYLES:

Cibola Whiteware: Reserve Black-on-White

  

  

1N Wingate Black-on-Red Pitcher

 

2N Wingate Black-on-Red Bowl

Approximate Dimensions: 8 7/8" by 4 1/4"

 

3N Wingate Black-on-Red Bowl

Approximate Dimensions: 8 1/2 " by 4 1/8"

 

4N Wingate Black-on-Red Bowl

Approximate Dimensions: 9 7/8" by 4 3/4"

 

5N Wingate Black-on-Red Olla

 

6N Anasazi/Mogollon Wingate Black-in-Red Pitcher

Approximate Dimensions: 7 5/8" by 6 3/4"

 

 

7N  Anasazi/Mogollon Wingate Black-on-Red Bowl

 

 

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