Help need dating pottery sherds, tips and more

[Detectorist143]

Hi all!
Been awhile since I've posted.
But I scored me a new permission
cornfields and creek. Been searching it
the last few weeks have about 20 hours
Into this field now. So the land is known to be
Part of the Nueter nation here in western NY.
I know the time frame the land was in use by them
at least according to our history books. But any info on anything you see here would be amazing.





I do not want to get pic happy lol. I can supply close up if need. Also in the yhe last pic. Natural rock or
Club/Axe? The rock next to it is flint full of crystals.
Thanks for any info.
Happy hunting all.

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Last pictures are natural rock, your back ground is way to busy you need to take pictures with them on a white back ground

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Last pictures are natural rock, your back ground is way to busy you need to take pictures with them on a white back ground. See one point, rest are nex to impossible to really make judgement, poor pictures and bad back ground.

 

[H.P.]

Impossible to date plain pottery unless you study the temper, clays etc..closeups of decorated pieces is your best bet.

 

[Detectorist143]

Here is a couple closer pics of the two
most decorated pieces of
Pottery. Thanks for the info all..

 

[H.P.]

My best guess is Iroquois pottery..i believe the one piece is from the collar of the vessel...research Iroquois pottery, they show a lot of pots compared to other areas, your fortunate to have piece that is so readily identifiable...of course you could do a broad search...Native American pottery from New York.

 

[CaptEsteban]

Terrible pictures !

 

[Tesorodeoro]

To be equally frank….Rude !