✅ SOLVED Find the pottery game

[rock]

I hope everyone will play along. Rack did the point game and Ill do the pottery game. There is 3 piles and only 1 pile is pottery. I find so much lookalike pottery in the creek. See if you can pick the rite pile. This will be fun.
1, 2 or 3 your choice and one pile is really pottery shards.
Lets see your skills, rock

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Rock, I have some Georgia Pottery with some very cool designs. I didn't mean your wasn't Pottery. I just didn't see anything that looked like Pottery in those pics.

Here's what I have. This is my Georgia tray.

 

[Tnmountains]

Ah good seeing CRpoint. That is a nice Mandan pot Steve. Here is one we found out of the Tennessee Valley. I am glad I pulled it out, I need to maintain that crack .

 

[rock]

Rock, I have some Georgia Pottery with some very cool designs. I didn't mean your wasn't Pottery. I just didn't see anything that looked like Pottery in those pics.

Here's what I have. This is my Georgia tray.

Steve that pottery looks like South GA types. Not much was in that design that I find here. The pottery here is quite thin. That looks thick. Check the pottery I found this yr and you will see. I have other pieces but these are the best. I keep the prints and rims. If it is plain I hold them for somebody who wants them. Just this week I sent a care package to one lucky person on Tnet. And you know who I am, rock

 

[GatorBoy]

Many types of vessels were made. in each village rock....some thick some thin.. for cooking for storage..ect.
It's not just one thickness in one area.
Those pieces Reaper has there look Mississippian .. from what I've seen..yours are likely older.

 

[NC field hunter]

Here are a few pots in a local museum. They were made by the Occaneechee tribe along the Roanoke river.











The large pots were dug by an amateur archeologist that obtained permission to dig through the state of VA. They were found stacked inside of each other. The small pots were found by a team of archeologist and volunteer hands during the Abbyville excavations. They were found strategically placed in burials. I have a few game stones found along the Abbyville shore line. It's flooded now. In times of extreme drought, the 4 mile island that served as the Occaneechee tribe's home will emerge. Silt has settled deep on the island now. If it is emerged long enough for a strong storm to hit, some of the silt will wash away, leaving washed up artifacts on the banks opposing the island. Here are my finds.

 

[rock]

Many types of vessels were made. in each village rock....some thick some thin.. for cooking for storage..ect.
It's not just one thickness in one area.
Those pieces Reaper has there look Mississippian .. from what I've seen..yours are likely older.

All I know is I havent found any thick pieces. .25 inches or less is the size I find.

 

[rock]

This is a good thread and I am learning quite a bit. Thanks everyone

 

[larson1951]

Thats a nice looking vessel did you guys find it?

yeppers mr. rock yup we found it...........
...........it had fell off a bank and we saved the pcs and put them to back to the piece but one or two pcs missing and are lost?

 

[NC field hunter]

I know this has nothing to do with pottery..forgive me..it's not the fossil forum either..I know..I still think you guys will like this one.
I just found this as the sun was setting.

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Forgive me if this sounds stupid. Is that tooth agatized? Forgive spelling. I think you know what I mean. Like instead of petrified wood, agatized wood.