. Chronologie culturelle et le changement comme reflété dans la céramique de la vallée de Virú, Pérou. Poterie -- La vallée de Viru, Pérou ; Mounds -- Pérou Vallée Viru Viru ; Vallée, Pérou -- antiquités. n c Fig. 64. Profils de jante polis Gloria Plain ; l'extérieur de la jante vers la droite. X 0,4. Le Castillo pot de cette forme à partir de l'inhumation à 1 V-302 (p. 71 et fig. 34, E) dispose d'un ergot de lèvre avec deux roseau sur sa surface supérieure. 7. Petits pots globulaires, avec le cou cambré et torchage jante (fig. 63, H). Diamètre de jante de 11 à 15 cm., moyenne 13,6 épaisseur 5-8 mm ; corps., moyenne de 5,9. À l'exception de deux tessons de l'Estero perio

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. Cultural chronology and change as reflected in the ceramics of the Virú Valley, Peru. Pottery -- Viru Valley, Peru; Mounds -- Peru Viru Valley; Viru Valley, Peru -- Antiquities. n c Fig. 64. Rim profiles of Gloria Polished Plain; rim exteriors to the right. X 0.4. The Castillo jar of this shape from Burial 1 at V-302 (p. 71 and fig. 34, E) has a lip lug with two reed punctates on its upper surface. 7. Small, globular jars with cambered neck and flaring rim (fig. 63, H). Rim diameter 11-15 cm., mean 13.6; body thickness 5-8 mm., mean 5.9. With the exception of two sherds from the Estero period, this shape is confined to Tomaval, during which it runs 5 per cent of Castillo sherds. It is unknown in earlier periods. 8. Small to medium-sized, globular jars with cambered rims (fig. 63, I). Rim diameter 9-30 cm., mean 14.6; body thickness 4-9 mm., mean 6.3. This shape first appears in the Huancaco period, achieves a minor peak of popularity in early Tomaval (5 per cent of Castillo sherds) and fades out thereafter. My sherds from this shape all come from the Tomaval period with the exception of a few scattered occurrences in La Plata and Estero refuse. GLORIA POLISHED PLAIN This ware has a paste and color similar to Castillo Plain, but vessels tend to be smaller than those of Castillo. The exterior surface of jars and both interior and exterior surfaces of bowls are evenly polished. This polished red ware is found from the early Gallinazo period through the Tomaval. The statement concerning the distribution of the Castillo sherds (p. 186) applies also to the Gloria sherds. There is some doubt that the scattering of polished red sherds that I found in La Plata and Estero refuse should be classed with Gloria, but they are so few and nondescript that it has not seemed profitable to establish another type for them. Forr7u: 1. Open bowls with rounded bottoms (fig. 64, A). Rim diameter 12.5- 25 cm., mean 18. The interiors and exteriors are polished. In my collection. Please no

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