Items

• Inca Pottery, North Coast

  Inca Pottery, North Coast (1480-1530)
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels, Cupisnique Period.

  Pottery Vessels, Cupisnique period, showing decoration by combined incision, modeling, and red and black painting
• Typical Recuay modeled pottery jar.

  Typical Recuay modeled pottery jar.
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery vessels showing a blend of Mochica and Recuay influences

  Pottery vessels showing a blend of Mochica and Recuay influences
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Boats in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Street Market in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessel decorated with four servants holding a sun shade over a seated Dignitary, Recuay.

  Pottery Vessel decorated with modeled figures of four servants holding a sun shade over a seated dignitary and painted in both negative and positive techniques. Recuay (this culture centers in the Callejon de Huaylas and is approximately contemporaneous with Mochica)
• Street Market in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Effigy Jar, probably from the Gallinazo Period

  Pottery Effigy Jar, probably from the Gallinazo Period
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Effigy Pottery of the Spanish Colonial Period.

  Effigy Pottery of the Spanish Colonial Period, which shows the continuation of the native Chimu traditions.
• Pottery Stirrup Vessels with Four Faces.

  Pottery Stirrup Vessels with four faces; animals and anthropomorphic.
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery, Early Lima Style

  Pottery, Early Lima Style (central coast, 500-1000 A.D.).
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Painted Vessels showing Warrior scenes, Mochica Period.

  Painted Vessels showing Warrior scenes, Mochica Period.
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels in the of Fish, Crab, and Frog Effigy Figures; Mochica Period

  Pottery vessels in the form of fish, crab, and frog effigy figures; Mochica Period.
• House and Stairs in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Water Jars, Mochica Period.

  Pottery water jars in the form of bird and animal effigy figures, Mochica Period.
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels in the form of Birds. Mochica Period

  Pottery Vessels in the form of Birds. Mochica Period
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery, Gallinazo Period.

  Pottery, Gallinazo period (north coast, 200-700 AD); painted decoration by negative or batik process (resist dye painting).
• View of Street in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels representing two women. Mochica Period

  Pottery Vessels representing two women; one at the left with a tump-line burden, the other sleeping. Mochica Period.
• Public Stairs in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels representing two seated figures. Mochica Period.

  Pottery Vessels representing two seated figures. Mochica Period.
• House Front in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels of Two Musicians and a Pottery Trumpet. Mochica Period.

  Pottery Vessels of two musicians, drum and pan pipes. In foreground is a pottery trumpet, Mohica Period.
• View of Houses in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels representing coca eaters. Mochica Period.

  Pottery Vessels representing coca eaters. Mochica Period.
• View of Houses in Saint Thomas

  Saint Thomas. Virgin Islands.
• Pottery Vessels representing seated men. Mochica Period.

  Pottery Vessels representing seated men. Mochica Period.
• Pottery Jars. Mochica Period.

  Pottery Jars. The one at the right represents a fox reading bean messages; at the left, a messanger carrying bags, possibly filled with inscribed beans. Mochica period.