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1 Native American pottery

2 Pueblo and Acoma Pottery and Greek uses for pottery
Objective: You will analyze and describe artwork of the Anasazi people and view a demonstration in order to create two coil pots. GET YOUR SKETCHBOOK and an Ipad. Open Native American powerpoint. Create a 2 page spread like in powerpoints. DECORATE YOUR TITLES.  Who are the Pueblo people? Where do they live? What other crafts do they make? Why? Draw 6 Greek vase shapes and their functions. After that, we will look at VERB VESSEL lesson. LEFT PAGE RIGHT PAGE 2 NEW PAGES

3 CAFÉ HOMEWORK???

4 NATIVE AMERICAN GREEK VASES POTTERY Who are the Pueblo people?
Where do they live? What other crafts do they make? Why? How do you make a coil pot? DRAW 6 EXAMPLES OF GREEK VASE AND THEIR FUNCTIONS: DRAW 2 EXAMPLES OF NATIVE AMERICAN POTTERY:

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10 Sterling silver and turquoise

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19 Zuni Hand Coiled Pueblo Pottery by Carlos Laate

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