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Rock Newcomb b. 1945 Connections acrylic on panel signed lower right: Rock Newcomb © inscribed verso: THE CLOSEST BOWL IS SALADO (SALT) IN ORIGIN, CREATED CIRCA / A.D. 1300-1450, AND CAME FROM THE BESH-BA-GOWAN (APACHE, / MEANING "PLACE OF METAL") RUINS, LOCATED IN THE CITY LIMITS / OF MODERN DAY GLOBE, ARIZONA. / THE MIDDLE OLLA (WATER CONTAINER) IS AN IMITATION OF A SALADO / POLYCHROME CREATED BY A PREHISTORIC ARTISAN WHO LIVED / WELL OVER 100 MILES NORTHEAST OF WHERE THE SALADOS WERE. / THIS WAS DISCOVERED AT RAVEN SITE RUIN. IT IS SITUATED / ON THE BANKS OF THE LITTLE COLORADO RIVER, TWELVE MILES / SOUTH OF PRESENT DAY ST. JOHNS, ARIZONA. THIS PIECE / DATES CIRCA A.D. 1300-1500. / THE FURTHEST BOWL IS CATEGORIZED AS A FOUR MILE POLYCHROME, / CIRCA A.D. 1325 - 1400. IT COMES FROM THE CENTAL PART OF / ARIZONA EASTWARD OF PHOENIX, ALMOST TO THE NEW MEXICO / BORDER. / ALL OF THESE POLYCHROME CERAMICS WERE CREATED AT / ABOUT THE SAME TIME, DEMONSTRATING HOW DIFFERENT GROUPS / OF SOUTHWEST PREHISTORIC FARMERS TRADED AND INTERMINGLED / THOUGH SEPARATED BY MANY MILES. THESE PEOPLE ARE / ALL CATEGORIZED TODAY AS BELONGING TO THE MOGOLLAN GROUP. / "CONNECTIONS" / ACRYLIC ORIGINAL / Rock Newcomb ©