. Bollettino. Etnologia. Figura 36.-adornos zoomorfe di Akawabi inciso e modellato, Motif 4: non-Barran- coid, Mabaruma fase. personaggio dei fumetti, "Mr. Magoo." La testa è tipicamente grande in proporzione al corpo, e i bracci sono spesso mostrata sollevata con le mani sulle guance o il mento (pi. 19, h e i; figg. 32-33). Forme zoomorfe includono froglike (fig. 34, a, d), rettili e creature non identificato (figg. 34, e, /, 35-36; pi. 20, i, j) e vari tipi di uccelli (fig, 37), alcuni dei quali sono modellati in una semisquatting posi- zione (fig. 37, a, e). Questo tipo di adorno sembra verificarsi pr

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. Bulletin. Ethnology. Figure 36.—Zoomorphic adornos of Akawabi Incised and Modeled, Motif 4: non-Barran- coid, Mabaruma Phase. cartoon character, "Mr. Magoo." The head is typically large in proportion to the body, and arms are often shown raised with the hands on the cheeks or chin (pi. 19, h, i; figs. 32-33). Zoomorphic forms include froglike (fig. 34, a, d), reptilian, and unidentified creatures (figs. 34, e, /, 35-36; pi. 20, i, j) and various kinds of birds (fig, 37), some of which are modeled in a semisquatting posi- tion (fig. 37, a, e). This type of adorno appears to occur princi- pally on the upper body wall, between the rim and maximum diameter, on vessel shape 4. 5. Conical nubbins. Plain nubbins measuring 6-12 mm. high and 10-15 mm. in diameter at the base, sometimes with a punctate in the middle. An incised line occasionally surrounds the base of the nubbin. Temporal diffebences within the type: Vessel shapes 1, 2, and 4 appear to be restricted to the middle and upper part of the Mabaruma Phase sequence, although this may be the result of the small rim sample from the earlier levels. Form 3 is limited to the lower part of the sequence (Appendix, table 4). Design motifs that show a distinct temporal difference are adornos: Barrancoid adornos are restricted to the lower and middle part of the sequence, while the non-Barrancoid adornos and conical nubbins occur only in the middle to upper part (Appendix, table 5). Chronological position of the type : Present throughout the Phase, reaching its maximum frequency in the upper part of the seriated sequence (fig. 48). ARUKA incised Paste: The incised decoration is found on the paste of whatever plain pottery type is common in the Mabaruma Phase at the time of manufacture, with no apparent preference. Thus at sites belonging to the early part of the sequence. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and app

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