GUESDE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUITIES IN WEST INDIES. 835 



Figs. 209-213. Specimens of pottery in M. Guesde's collection. They 

 do not differ at all from those found throughout the West Indies. The 

 material is poorly worked but well baked and most of the designs on 

 the handles are boldly conceived. (See also Timehri, m, pi. 14-17.) 



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Fig. 214. This is the l)est preserved fragment of pottery as yet figured 

 from this area. The cylindrical mouth and the ornamental body point 

 to a vessel of some pretensions. It is impossible to conjecture what was 

 the continuation of the lower portion. 



