Name/Title
Diorama of Kiva VillageEntry/Object ID
E-370Description
This diorama was created roughly 50 years ago, and seems to be constructed out of wood, clay, plaster, cardboard, and papier mâché. It depicts a dozen or so mini models of structures and houses. The model is placed on a wooden base. A few of the people in the display have come loose and fallen, while some the plastic plant life has also come lose and fallen out. The rest of the diorama has various cracks and chips, but it is in sturdy condition.Collection
El Camino College Anthropology MuseumModel Details
Physical Object Type
BuildingModel Type
AssembledDecals
plants, figurines, pebblesPaint
painted to show a desert-like, arid landscape.Made/Created
Notes
Exact creators are unknown but it's likely that students at El Camino College under Professor Walt Foster created the diorama.Dimensions
Height
10-1/2 inLength
28 in