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Figure 110. Example of anthropomorphic handle decoration. Armadillo ware. '/ . 70 



Figure 11 1. Cup with grotesque human figure serving as handle. Armadillo ware. 3/ ' 70 



Figure 112. Another treatment of the same motive, the nose being developed into 



a proboscis. Armadillo ware. '/'....... 70 



Figure 113. Cup with handle decoration suggesting the human form with nose 



developed into a proboscis. Armadillo ware. '! .70 



Figure 114. Cup with human effigy for handle. Armadillo ware. '/ . .71 



Figure 115. Cup with froglike figure serving as handle. Armadillo ware. '/ . 71 



Figure 116; a. Vase decorated with parallel zigzag incised lines. ''", b. Detail of in- 

 cised pattern decorating the bottom of the vase shown in figure a. Serpent 

 ware. '/ ........... 72 



Figure 117. Small vase with shoulder decoration consisting of a triangular treatment 



of the serpent motive. Serpent ware. '' . . . . . .73 



Figure 118. Tripod bowl with supports representing a fish; from Divala. Serpent ware. Vt 73 



Figure 119. Vase bearing life symbols on handles and incised X-shaped ornamen- 

 tations on shoulder. Unpainted handled ware. '/ . 74 



Figure 120. Vase with horizontally placed handles representing animal forms. Un- 

 painted handled ware. '/ ...... .74 



Figure 121. Vase with carapace symbol ornamenting base of handles. Painted 



handled ware. 'I' ........ .77 



Figure 122. Vase whose handle decorations represent either fin or carapace motives. 



Painted handled ware. '' ........ 77 



Figure 123. Vase with same life form on handles as in preceding example ; from Jacu. 

 Painted handled ware. '/ ....... 



Figure 124. Vase with carapace symbol decorating the handles. Painted handled ware. ''" 78 



Figure 125. Vase with twisted handles composed of two strands ; from Divala. Painted 



handled ware. '/ . . . . . . . 78 



Figure 126. Detail of shoulder ornamentation on vase shown in Plate XXI, figure h. 



Painted handled ware. '' ...... .78 



Figure 127. Vase with life forms, probably human, serving as handles. Painted 



handled ware. '/ . . . . . . . . .78 



Figure 128. Vase with single handle spanning the aperture. Painted handled ware. 'I' 79 



Figure 129. Vase with grotesque forms serving as handles; from Caklera. Painted 



handled ware. '/> . . . . . . . . . .79 



Figure 130. Vase with plastic decoration suggesting the carapace motive ; from Divala. 



Painted handled ware. '/ ........ 79 



Figure 131. Vase with well-developed collar but without handles; fromVivala. Painted 



handled ware. '/ .80 



Figure 132. Vase without handles. Painted handled ware. '/ . . .80 



Figure 133. Tripod with long solid supports and with fillets applied obliquely to the 



handles ; from Bugavita. Fish ware. *' .81 



Figure 134. Tripod with twisted handles and with supports resembling the body of 



a fish. Fish ware. 'i> ......... 81 



Figure 135. Tripod, the legs of which are realistic representations of the fish. The 



half-human monsters serving as handles may represent the Jaguar-god. Fish ware. '/> 82 



Figure 136. Tripod with plain handles and fishlike supports. Fish ware. '/ . 82 



Figure 137. Tripod with twisted handles and supports in which the anal tins are 



present. Fish ware. '/ . . . . . . . .83 



Figure 138. Tripod in which the dorsal fin appears as a lump on the nose of the fish. 



Fish ware. '/ 83 



