What Chocolate-Drinking Jars Tell Indigenous Potters Now, Smithsonian Voices
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What Chocolate-Drinking Jars Tell Indigenous Potters Now, Smithsonian Voices
These chocolate-drinking jars are living proof of a dynamic pottery-making tradition that continues in descendant tribes of the Chaco Canyon Puebloans today.
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What Chocolate-Drinking Jars Tell Indigenous Potters Now, Smithsonian Voices
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