GroundS.KeepeR
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Found this on a creek bank today ..Indian Pottery? Better pics!
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yea i was wondering about the swirl marks on the inside..Thanks for looking!MObushwacker said:Made on a pottery wheel. Indian pottery was not made using a pottery spinning wheel
Thanks SRV! hope im able to find some one day..great picsSRV said:This is American Indian Pottery Shards from a Ft Ancient site. This site has been dated from 950 to 1650 AD. Study these and you can see the difference.
naturegirl said:Hey! thanks for the many pics SVR, good visual lesson![]()
GroundS.KeepeR said:yea i was wondering about the swirl marks on the inside..Thanks for looking!MObushwacker said:Made on a pottery wheel. Indian pottery was not made using a pottery spinning wheel
Yea it looks to be old ..found in a creek bank ...Sure do have a detector ..Think ill try it when im in the area again..Thanks for lookingTnMountains said:GroundS.KeepeR said:yea i was wondering about the swirl marks on the inside..Thanks for looking!MObushwacker said:Made on a pottery wheel. Indian pottery was not made using a pottery spinning wheel
Groundskeeper even though it is modern it may date to be colonial or older. If you have a metal detector crock pieces are one visuall thing you look for before you pit the coil to the ground. You may have a good place to hunt just a diffrent type of hunting and with new types of treasure.
Have fun!
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