Twentieth-century Hopi pottery incorporates designs borrowed from the Zuni, as well as ancient designs. In the 1860s drought, Navajo raids and a smallpox epidemic drove a group of Hopi to take refuge with the Zuni. When they returned home, they took with them Zuni designs. In the 1890s, the famous potter Nampeyo (photo) began experimenting with designs found by J. Walter Fewkes at the site of Sikyatki. This vessel is more similar to the Sikyatki style than to the Zuni style. Field photo: A. Dittert, Jr. and F. Plog, Generations in Clay, 1980