Piece of Native American potery?

[nopeseeya]

Found these pieces of pottery in an old dried out river bed, in a canyon where Indians were known to trade.
I feel the pinker one is more likely to be native American. the other vanilla one looks possibly factory made.

Any thoughts?

 

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[NCPeaches]

The white one I don't know for sure but the orangey/pink one definitely looks NA and my guess would be paddle stamped. Awesome finds! I would hang on to the white one just in case it's something like colonial/pioneer crockery.

 

[rock]

Not sure how old they would be not much stain or patina on them but I don't know your area.

 

[nopeseeya]

The white one I don't know for sure but the orangey/pink one definitely looks NA and my guess would be paddle stamped. Awesome finds! I would hang on to the white one just in case it's something like colonial/pioneer crockery.

Thanks for your answer. Good to hear that the one look NA. Makes me want to continue looking.

 

[nopeseeya]

The white one I don't know for sure but the orangey/pink one definitely looks NA and my guess would be paddle stamped. Awesome finds! I would hang on to the white one just in case it's something like colonial/pioneer crockery.

True. It says the canyon was home to Indigenous people for thousands of years. That it was also used as a travel passage and trade route.. Pretty cool