Native American Acoma Polychrome Olla #210-Sold ca 1977 With excellent Remarque of two

With excellent Remarque of two Bull Elk in the lower right hand corner and signed in the lower left hand corner

Dimension: 9" x 9" x 7"

and other traditional Hopi symbols which are reminiscent of the pottery shards from the Sikyatki ruins area

PROVENANCE: Estate of Margaret Robert Brewer

They believed the sacrificed children would become deified and they were usually sacrificed around age five

Native American Acoma Polychrome Olla #210-Sold ca 1977 With excellent Remarque of twoNative American Acoma Poly chrome Olla 210. Description: Acoma Poly chrome Olla, New Mexico: circa 1910, earthenware, well turned with bulbous shape tapering to small base, exterior repeating geometric shapes in three bands, partial interior glaze. 9 x 8 in. Reportedly, examined in 2001 by Ed Wade of the Museum of Northern Arizona, of which, as of 2002, he was deputy director. Appropriate wear from age and use resulting in a pleasing surface