. Bulletin. De l'ethnologie. .I."*i" je ' ' ' ' A s"ii • • HONTG CAMCLO la plaie. Figure 88.-Le Plan de J-14, des 1, 2 et 3, un monticule de la phase de groupe Marajoara. maison, la bouche circulaire de grandes jarres ont été décrites à la surface- l'ensemble du site est envahi par les grands arbres, parmi eux le cacao, dont les habitants actuels pensent être d'origine indienne (pi. 34, a). La surface collection a été choisi d'une manière semblable à celle de J-15, Mound 1 (voir p. 286), et a produit une variété de vases décorés, une hache de pierre miniature (fig. 132, b), et d'une poterie de fuseau (fig. 136, b) (voir pp. 372 et

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. Bulletin. Ethnology. .i.»*i» i ' ' ' ' A s«ii WOUND • • HONTG CAMCLO. Figure 88.—Plan of J-14, Mounds 1, 2, and 3, a mound group of the Marajoara Phase. house, the circular mouths of large jars were outlined on the surface- The entire site is overgrown with large trees, among them cacao, which the present inhabitants believe to be of Indian origin (pi. 34, a). The surface collection was selected in a manner similar to that from J-15, Mound 1 (see p. 286), and produced a variety of decorated sherds, a miniature stone ax (fig. 132, b), and a pottery spindle whorl (fig. 136, b) (see pp. 372 and 380 for descriptions). Cut 1, 1.5 meters square and excavated by 15-cm. levels, was begun in the area of highest elevation, 50 meters from the east end of the mound. The soil for the first 20 cm. was dark gray-brown loam containing many sherds and roots. The broken edges of a nest of four vessels were encountered in the second level on the northwest side, with the base of the largest resting at 55 cm. (fig. 89). The body of this jar (A), measuring 70 cm. in maximum diameter, was intact below the shoulder. Large sherds from the rim were broken off and inverted around the neck of the second jar, Avhich had been placed inside. Jar A, Joanes Painted (fig. 90): The exterior is covered with a paper-thin, white slip, with lumps and irregularities where applied unevenly or dried before well-smoothed. Slip continues over to the interior of neck. Remnants of poly- chrome painted design, composed of wide (1.1-2.2 cm.) and narrow (pairs or threes, 1.5 mm. wide), red and black lines, covering neck and body. Two sherds. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.

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