An Unexplored Realm in the Heartland of the Southern Gulf ... - Famsi

Figure 5.7. Site map illustrating locations of river cut bank profiles 177
Figure 5.8. River cut profile 1A 179
Figure 5.9. River cut profile 1B 181
Figure 5.10. River cut profile 2A 183
Figure 5.11. River cut profile 6B 185
Figure 5.12. River cut profile 7A 186
Figure 5.13. Examples of Early Formative, Ojochi phase tecomate rims 191
Figure 5.14. Examples of Early Formative, Bajío phase tecomate rims 192
Figure 5.15. Examples of Early Formative, Chicharras phase tecomate sherds 192
Figure 5.16. Examples of Early Formative, San Lorenzo phase, Limón Incised 193
Figure 5.17. Examples of Early Formative, San Lorenzo phase, Calzadas Carved 193
Figure 5.18. Example of late Early Formative ware 194
Figure 5.19. Examples of Middle Formative, double line break variants 195
Figure 5.20. Examples of Late Formative, Remplás phase variants 195
Figure 5.21. Map of El Marquesillo Colonial ware deposit location 198
Figure 5.22. Examples of English annular ware c. AD 1785-1840 199
Figure 5.23. Examples of English blue, black, and red transfer-printed wares 200
Figure 5.24. Examples of Loza Fina Blanca 200
Figure 5.25. Examples of the Puebla Majolica Tradition wares 200
Figure 5.26. Distribution of ceramic artifacts recovered during surface collection 203
Figure 5.27. Quantities of chronologically diagnostic ceramics 204
Figure 5.28. View to the west of river cut bank and San Juan River 206
Figure 5.29. Diagram of Olmec throne excavation units 209
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