. Cronologia culturale e modificare come riflesso in ceramica della Valle di Virú, Perù. Pottery -- Viru Valley, Perù; tumuli -- Perù Viru Valley; Viru Valley, Perù -- Antichità. 166 CERAMICHE DI IL VIRU VALLEY, Perù ^^). j/GV yy//j n ^i "K ' Ail Fig. 54. Profili di cerchio di Rubia Plain; rim esterni a destra. X 0,4. 4. Grandi bottiglie globulare con alte, leggermente svasata colli (figg. 51, D e 53, D). Diametro cerchio 6-17,5 cm., media 12.4. Alcuni dei corpi sono appiattite-globulare o melone-sagomato. I colletti sono orizzontalmente strofinato dentro e fuori, e la maggior parte hanno un collare rialzato a ba

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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. 166 CERAMICS OF THE VIRU VALLEY, PERU ^^). j/jn yy//j n ^i «K ' Ail Fig. 54. Rim profiles of Rubia Plain; rim exteriors to the right. X 0.4. 4. Large, globular bottles with tall, slightly flaring necks (figs. 51, D, and 53, D). Rim diameter 6-17.5 cm., mean 12.4. A few of the bodies are flattened-globular or melon-shaped. The necks are horizontally wiped inside and out, and the majority have a raised collar at the base. Many of the necks are ornamented with a molded human face with appliqued ears, or a vertical bar on one side and an ear on the opposite side. There is one example of a smaller bottle with a plain neck and a vertical strap handle running from the middle of the neck to the shoulder. Most of these bottles were made in two-piece molds with vertical joints. This form is distributed throughout the Late Epoch and comprises 72 per cent of my Estero vessels. This figure diff"ers from that obtained by Ford from his surface collections, in which 98 per cent of Estero vessels were bottles (Ford, 1949, p. 72). The only other form noted by Ford was the bowl. RUBIA PLAIN This type was set up in order to study the oxidized plain ware of the Late Epoch, which differs from the oxidized plain ware, Castillo Plain, of the earlier periods. Although the type proved useful, it was difficult to handle in classification because it merges into Castillo Plain, out of which it may have developed.. 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.. Collier, Donald, 1911-; Martin, Paul S. (Paul Sidney), 1899-1974. editor Chief Curator, Department of Anthropology; Ross, Lillian A. editor Associate Editor, Scientific Publications.

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