The appearance of Fourmile Polychrome in the AD 1320s signaled a shift in the decorative layout, use, and perhaps even value of red-slipped pottery in east-central Arizona. Bowls were often painted with iconographic-style designs that diverged from the geometric imagery of earlier White Mountain Red Ware. The type was circulated through the region and even copied in some localities. The provenance of Fourmile Polychrome has remained a mystery due to the lack of research at late Silver Creek villages. We integrate results of neutron activation analysis (NAA) with a large corpus of existing NAA data to shed light on the production and circulation of this iconographic-style pottery. The results illuminate the social networks of ceramic circulation in the Silver Creek drainage and surrounding areas during the fourteenth century.

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追踪亚利桑那州中东部的肖像风格红色商品的流通

在公元1320年代，Fourmile Polychrome的出现预示着装饰布局，用途的转变，甚至在亚利桑那州中东部地区都出现了红陶的价值变化。碗通常涂有肖像风格的设计，与早期的白山红瓷器的几何图像有所不同。该类型在整个地区流通，甚至在某些地方被复制。由于在锡尔弗克里克（Silver Creek）后期的村庄中缺乏研究，Fourmile Polychrome的起源一直是个谜。我们将中子活化分析（NAA）的结果与大量现有的NAA数据进行整合，以阐明这种图像风格陶器的生产和流通情况。研究结果阐明了十四世纪银溪流域及周边地区陶瓷循环的社会网络。