PREHISTORIC GLAZEWARES OF THE UPPER LITTLE COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE.  TYPES AND DATES 1375-1500 A.D.
Channel: James Cunkle
Date: 16/01/2021

This video presents several pottery types dating between A.D. 1375-1500 specifically Heshotauthla Polychrome, Kwakina Polychrome A.D. 1325-1400, Pinnawa Glaze on White A.D. 1350-1450, Kechipawan Polychrome A.D. 1375-1400.   You will notice these dates overlap.  These pottery types are often found together in the same prehistoric pueblo room.  The older pottery is kept for many generations. 

By way of introduction; my name is Jim Cunkle. I have studied the pottery types from the Southwestern U.S. and northern Mexico for several decades and I have authored several books on the subject including; Talking Pots, Treasures of Time, Stone Magic of the Ancients, Mimbres Mythology and several others. I hope you find the videos informative. I will be presenting several different pottery types that were produced in the prehistoric Southwest, showing how they are connected in time and place. There will be discussions showing several pottery forms and styles with a special focus on the icons and symbols painted on the vessels and the stories these symbols tell.