Ancient Caribbean native clay bowl, likely Carib or Taíno culture, excavated from burial grounds in Central Boca Chica, Santo Domingo, and documented as approximately 500 years old. Hand-formed earthenware with shallow circular well and opposing lug handles, showing heavy burial patina, mineral encrustation, and surface wear consistent with age and archaeological recovery. Accompanied by original typed provenance referencing Holyoke Museum curation and period documentation stating authenticity and cultural significance. Measures approximately 5 inches across. An important ethnographic and archaeological object with strong historical context and academic interest.