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92AMCS Bulletin 12 — Chapter 5Illustrations: Figure number of correspondingillustration(s) in this chapter (if available). Sherdillustrations are one half scale (unless indicatedotherwise); therefore rim and body thickness is notindicated in the “forms” field above. Unless otherwisenoted, Ochoa and I drew all sherd illustrations.Discussion: This field includes descriptions of attributes(or combinations of attributes) that aredistinctive in relation to sherds (of the same typeand/or variety) from other sites or other caves. Allother comments specific to this type and varietymay be included here.Note: Fields in certain entries may be entirelyomitted or followed by “N/R” (not reported) or “N/A”(not applicable).A type collection of the ceramics analyzed in thischapter is available at the Ceramoteca of Cento INAHYucatán, and can be found in cajonera Q-18. A moredetailed treatment of the pottery (than is appropriatehere) will be prepared as a separate report in the future.GroupAchioteChunhintaJoventudDzudzuquilKinPitalCERAMIC TYPOLOGYMiddle Preclassic700 BC – 150 BCType: VarietyAchiote Unslipped: SabánChunhinta Black: UcúNacolal Incised: NacolalDzocobel Red-on-black: DzocobelJoventud Red: NoloDzudzuquil Cream-to-buff:DzudzuquilKuche Incised: KucheMaján Red-and-cream-to-buff:MajánTumben Incised: TumbenPetjal Red-on-black-and-cream-tobuff:UnspecifiedDzudzuquil Group UnspecifiedKin Orange-red: KinKin Orange-red: StriatedKin Orange-red: FlutedPital Cream: BlotchyTable 5.3. Chronological distribution of ceramic groups.