A reprint of a 1929 study of Pueblo ceramic art, examining the extent to which primitive artists are able to express their individuality through their work, and including an illustrated index of design motifs.

Beautiful photographs adorn this regional study of pre-Colombian ceramics.

Complete descriptions of types of pottery adn over 400 full color plates give a complete resource to use in making wise choices, while comprehensive history sections educate collectors and admirers of Pueblo and other Indian pottery.

"While on a camping trip, Jesse finds a curious piece of stone with an interesting pattern on it. With research and the help of Professor Peach, she learns that it's a piece of broken pottery with a pattern unique to a certain Native American tribe. After an archeological dig with the Professor and her friends she finds more pieces of the ancient artifact. Using her art skills, Jesse is able to preserve the clay pot"--