Indian Ceremonial Pipe? From where?

[dg39]

Buddy of mine and I found this pipe while clearing his land for a power line.
We are clueless other than it is probably a Ceremonial Native American Pipe.
Found in Louisiana. Central part. Any ideas?

 

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[PBK]

The guy to ask is Lar Hothem at:

http://www.hothemhouse.com/

 

[Angelo]

Search "pipestone ceremonial pipes"

Looked some up and there is quite a resemblance to yours as far as the size.

They run about $300.00 for REPRODUCTIONS.

You may have lots of wampum there.

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Look to Early Caddo Culture http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/tejas/ancestors/early.html

http://www.crt.state.la.us/archaeology/CADDO/devel.htm


Some go for over 1000.00

 

[packerbacker]

Is there a second hole in it to allow it to be smoked? Apparently so but I was curious. Great find if it's what it appears to be. Might be a great spot for arrowheads!

 

[MSgtUSAF]

found a couple simular on the web

http://www.7cs.com/indian/birdpipe.jpg[/img]]

Cool find, I would be looking for more.


MSgt

 

[jon43]

wow that looks real. i used to hunt arrow heads and found a lot of neat find,s but that pipe is great

 

[DJ_Quinn]

That's a beauty, and a museum piece. A rare find, and in great condition. Your friend was very lucky, that's a great addition to any collection.