Ancient to Modern Southwest Indian Pottery

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Free

2.1.2for iPad

University of Arizona

Developer

2016年12月10日

Update Date

Education

Category

App Store

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About Ancient to Modern Southwest Indian Pottery

ANCIENT TO MODERN: SOUTHWEST INDIAN POTTERY

Get up-close and personal with four Southwest pottery masterworks from the Arizona State Museum Pottery Project! This interactive app lets you spin and look inside pots dating from 1200 - 2009 CE (AD) while providing historic and cultural context. Of interest to casual art enthusiasts and experts alike, the richly illustrated app features an ancient Mesa Verde Black-on-white mug; a Fourmile Polychrome jar; a rare olla by the famous Hopi-Tewa potter, Nampeyo; and a modern take on a Chaco Canyon-inspired cylinder jar by cutting-edge Cochiti Pueblo artist Diego Romero.