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Historic Ceramics of the Rio Grande Delta. If you have found ceramics like these or other historic artifacts, or are interested in learning more about CHAPS please visit us at: chaps@utpa.edu or contact Dr. Russell Skowronek at : rskowronek@utpa.edu. American- and English-made Ceramics
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Historic Ceramics of the Rio Grande Delta If you have found ceramics like these or other historic artifacts, or are interested in learning more about CHAPS please visit us at: chaps@utpa.edu or contact Dr. Russell Skowronek at : rskowronek@utpa.edu American- and English-made Ceramics @ 1800-1900 Ceramics of the Spanish Empire and Republic of Mexico @ 1750-1850 Creamware 1750-1820 Lead Glaze Ceramics (Rey Ware 1730-1800) Green Decorated Maiolicas Ironstone 1813-1900 Banded White Wares Blue on White Maiolicas Maiolicas or Majolicas made in Mexico Hand Painted White Ware Lead Glazed Transfer Print Red-Green Monterey Polychrome 1800-1830 Transfer Printed Pearlware 1795-1840 Mexican Red Filmed 1680-1800 Chinese Made Porcelains White Ware-Decorated Olive Jar-Storage Ginger Beer Bottle Galera Late Painted (Gaudy Dutch) 1820-1840 San Elizario Polychrome 1750-1850 White Ware 1820-1900+ Puebla Blue on White 1700-1850 We wish to thank the University of Texas Pan American Anthropology Club for the creation of this poster. Fall 2010 Artifacts depicted are drawn from the work of Mary Jo Galindo (2003) and that of William Athens and Russell Skowronek (1981)
