



In comparison to Anasazi Pottery, Egyptian and Greek pottery each went through a archaic phase akin to Anasazi.
There are Iranian and mid eastern pots indistinguishable from those in New Mexico.

Here's a great Anasazi plate in New Orleans Museum.

Then of course Greek Black and Red figure--



Maybe the Indians just didn't have time to develop, although look at this Aztec or Mayan pot. From Denver Museum.

I tend to think it is a development our minds go through as consciousness develops.
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