Historic Pueblo Indian Pottery, Painted Jars and Bowls of the Period 1600-1900 (1967)

by Francis H. Harlow

Paperback, 1967

LCC

AAS E99 P9 H26 1967

Collection

A.A.S

Publication

Museum of New Mexico Press (1967)

Tags

Indian pottery, Pueblo Indians, ceramics, art, clay, sculpture, glaze

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