Triangular Form    A.D. 575-650
        5MT2525.028                    5MT2525.444                      5MT9168.3
                  Anasazi Heritage Center, Bureau of Land Management
           5MT10647.493                 5MT10647.930.1.11
                   Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
5MV117.3397
National Park Service, Mesa Verde National Park
    5MV1200.25932​ *                 5MV1285.31277  ​               5MV1824.1.71              5MV1937.67274.d        ​         5MV1937.67371.a *
                                                                      National Park Service, Mesa Verde National Park
5MV1937.67148                                                                                             ​5MV1937.67146
National Park Service, Mesa Verde National Park
5MV1937.67439.PL25                                                                                                              ​5MV1937.67443.b
National Park Service, Mesa Verde National Park
                                                               29SJ423.39.C14309                       29SJ299.C9560
                                                                         Chaco Culture ​National Historical Park
    LA2506.4355.1     ​                 LA2506.4612.7                     LA2506.3292.15                    LA2507.3239.6               LA2507.3361.14 *
​                                     Collections of the Navajo Nation, Museum of Indian Arts and Culture, Laboratory of Anthropology
                                                                      42SA8543.43 *                         42SA8821.882 b​   
​                                                                                  Natural History Museum of Utah
Twenty-four artifacts, or approximately 21 bowls, are represented here:  twelve from Montezuma County, Colorado; two from San Juan and five from McKinley counties, New Mexico; and two from San Juan County, Utah.  Four of these (denoted by *) might actually be from Motif 1 bowls.

Five artifacts from Mesa Verde display an unusual use of floating triangles as accompaniments to:  Motif 3 (5MV117), Motif 7 (5MV1937.67148, ​5MV1937.67146) and Motif 4 (5MV1937.67439.PL25​, 5MV1937.67443.b). Site 5MV117 (ca. A.D. 600) is located on Chapin Mesa, while site 5MV1937 (A.D. 620) is located on Wetherill Mesa; these two sites might demonstrate the transmission of this motif across several canyons and mesas in the course of a generation.