Native american pottery?

[Unitedstatesofamerica1]

 

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[NCPeaches]

It's hard for me to tell on the painted pieces. Are the orange ones dull when dry? Have you seen similar in Native American displays in your area? The reason I asked that is according to the archeologist from the dig here the painted pieces are associated with the Spaniards who came thru here in the 1600's I believe. I've found a few painted pieces. Sometimes I think the orange ones if solid inside and out orange are parts of discarded Terracotta pots but if light in color on the inside layer might be NA. I always keep them just in case I get a chance to question the archeologist.

 

[quito]

Short answer,

I doubt it.

 

[Indian Steve]

The white piece looks like it might be part of a colonial pipe bowl. If the other piece is east coast, I would say not native made.

 

[RGINN]

Items that were picked up in unknown areas, no provenance, no association with known ndn artifacts, just pics, best you can hope for is probably historic ceramics.

 

[NCPeaches]

Items that were picked up in unknown areas, no provenance, no association with known ndn artifacts, just pics, best you can hope for is probably historic ceramics.

RGINN is right a location where they were found is always helpful for ID and if there were other artifacts found where these were. I personally think the orange pieces are part of a flower pot since I find them along with the NA pottery and broken glass in my creek. The white would be the one I would ask a local archie about.

 

[rock]

Crockery would be my guess

 

[monsterrack]

I go along with Rock the orange is crock ware and like it was said on the white piece it could be a broken tavern pipe.