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Pottery type
Reserve Corrugated Pottery
Reserve Corrugated900 - 1150 A.D.Mogollon / Mimbres PotteryKey facts
- Age
- 900 - 1150 A.D.
- Cultural period
- Mogollon / Mimbres Pottery
- Material
- Coarse-textured clay with sand or grit temper. Fired gray to brown.
Description
Corrugated gray ware with exposed coil construction. Coils are pinched or indented, creating textured surfaces. Jars and cooking vessels dominate this class.
Size
Storage jars commonly 25–45 cm tall; cooking jars 20–35 cm tall; bowls less common and generally 15–25 cm across.
Distribution
Common throughout the Mogollon highlands and into adjacent Pueblo regions.
Mainly found in
Additional information
Corrugated utility wares are key indicators of Mogollon daily life and allow archaeologists to trace local production and household patterns.