What is Vase offering in shrine associated with?

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Vase offering in shrine thing

id: t_vase-offering-in-shrine_bfaedd

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Summary: A polished black jar-shaped vase with legs tied with cotton strings, offered in a shrine, with provenience from Mount Tsukomo.

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Multiple primary sources: Has 1 source(s). A second independent source dramatically raises credibility.
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William B. Douglass

cited from Vase Offering In Shrine

Vase Offering In Shrine PROVENIENCE NOTE: THE CARD CATALOG SHOWS A PROVENIENCE OF "MT. TSUKOMO, JEMEZ MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO." POSSIBLY THIS IS TSCHCOMA MOUNTAIN (BETTER KNOWN AS LANGLEY PEAK OR SANTA CLARA PEAK), AT THE SOUTHWEST TIP OF THE JUAN JOSE LOBATO GRANT IN RIO ARRIBA C…