Pottery

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

1/4/09 I rescued this from the edge of falling off a sand bar into the water! I'm not sure if it is Native American or early settlers but it's cool! Any Thoughts would be helpful. Thanks.

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Definitely Indian Pottery.

Here are some very similar to yours.

 

[pickaway]

Great find demoncat...

 

[Jonnyreb]

Yep, definately native American!! Your really really need to got back to that location and see if there may be some more of it. Where did it come from? I know its not Caddoan or Mississipian...are you in Ohio maybe?
Nice find though.

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

Yep, definately native American!! Your really really need to got back to that location and see if there may be some more of it. Where did it come from? I know its not Caddoan or Mississipian...are you in Ohio maybe?
Nice find though.

Thanks!
I'm somewhere in the land of OZ! Don't want to give my exact locale because of other hunters.8) especially now! It was washed up by the river, I literally rescued it from falling in the river from a sand bar! I was very fortunate I was the first one down to this particular sand bar it has been very cold around here and the river is constantly up and down. Then about 1 hour later three other hunters showed up ruined my day! Oh well. I'm sure I still got the best find of the day !

 

[unitas]

That's a fantastic find. I love finding pottery especially the cooler pieces like that handle.

 

[GL]

1/4/09 I rescued this from the edge of falling off a sand bar into the water! I'm not sure if it is Native American or early settlers but it's cool! Any Thoughts would be helpful. Thanks.

Definitely looks Indian to me. My daughter agrees!
Cool find!

 

[ShowmeMoflint]

I have never seen a chunk of pottery that size very nice thanks for the post

 

[Jonnyreb]

I have never seen a chunk of pottery that size very nice thanks for the post

Heres a chunk for ya!! Franklin County, Texas

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

Wow! The texture is cool!

 

[*Molly*]

Nice shards guys. I haven't ever found any yet. I do have some nice pieces though from several states.
Thanks for sharin.

Molly.

 

[SouthernGirl]

Do you guy ever find pieces of pottery that is real black? I found a piece of something and it is real light and black.

 

[*Molly*]

Not need to be sorry, we all have to learn & this is a good place to start. I know a guy thats an expert in pottery, I'll ask him to take a look.

Molly.

 

[Jonnyreb]

Do you guy ever find pieces of pottery that is real black? I found a piece of something and it is real light and black.

Sometimes it has to do with the firing of the pottery. I've seen some with a black slip on it before, and sometimes its from having been used to cook with.
Here's one from a couple miles of my house here in Bowie County.

 

[chong2]

hey Jonnyreb, do u think your piece is from moulding by a basket? i cant really tell from your pic

 

[Jonnyreb]

hey Jonnyreb, do u think your piece is from moulding by a basket? i cant really tell from your pic

I used to think that, but its a type of Caddoan pottery called "Killough Pinched". It occurrs throughout the Caddoan area of Eastern Texas it seems.

 

[chong2]

k, just checking. some groups did use backets to form the dishes. nice piece

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

1/10/09 I went back to the sand bar that I found that piece at the top on and found this shard today! It was just laying on top of the ground about 100yds from the other, the water had gone dropped quite a bit.I tried to get it In Situ but it was so cold my camera wouldn't work

 

[Jonnyreb]

Thats what I'm talkin about!! You best save them peices!!

 

[chong2]

u think its from the same pot? keep them together, hopefully u will find alot more to piece together 8)