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Native American Pottery228 of 423Pictures of this stone like thing found in back yard native american vase signed by Julis nurj (not sure of spelling)
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    Posted 9 years ago

    mtnclimber…
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    Trying to identify pueblo and artist. Name looks like Martin Glimas, no record when searching online for name.

    size: 7 3/4" tall.

    Your response last time was very helpful. Purchased SW Pottery--Anasazi to Zuni....

    thanks.

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    1. CanyonRoad, 9 years ago
      No, not San Ildefonso, or Native American Indian. It's Mexican, from the village of Mata Ortiz, in northern Chihuahua.

      There is a well-known Mata Ortiz potter named Martin Olivas, which is probably what the signature says.

      Unlike southwest Indian pottery, Mata Ortiz pottery has a rounder bottom, the bottoms are burnished, and the signatures are incised.


    2. mtnclimber19k, 9 years ago
      Spot on again...

      Do you know much about Pre Columbian Mexico pottery? I have a pieces that need identifying

      thanks again..

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