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More Unknowns from Santo Domingo Pueblo 2
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A polychrome bowl with a geometric design inside and out
8.5 in Dia by 4 in H
Santo Domingo
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Santo Domingo Pueblo Potters
Santo Domingo Pueblo
Ambrose Atencio
Angel Bailon
Abel and Grace Calabaza
Vicky Calabaza
Arthur and Hilda Coriz
Ione Coriz
Mary Edna Coriz
Warren Coriz
Joshua Garcia
Mark Garcia
Mark Wayne Garcia
Crucita Melchor
Santana Melchor
Paulita Pacheco
Rose Pacheco
William Pacheco
Delmar Tenorio
Franklin Tenorio
Robert Tenorio
Thomas Tenorio
Trinie Tenorio
Unknown Santo Domingo Potters
Billy Veale
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