Pottery chards from creek

[bblaha]

Found these going through a gravel and sand bank in my creek about a week ago

 

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[GatorBoy]

They may be old but they don't look like native American pottery to me. I could be wrong but that's my opinion. They do however look like the old Spanish earthenware I find in my area.

 

[ShieldJaguar]

Cant say all are old, but there is deff native american pottery in there. There are just one or two pieces that I can't tell in your pictures if they are old or not.

Nice stuff! I always pick up and collect the pottery I find in my creek hunting.

 

[GatorBoy]

These are a few Spanish earthenware pieces from my area.

 

[NC field hunter]

These are a few Spanish earthenware pieces from my area.

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Gator, is that thick piece on past your wrist a pot shard? I didn't know that some was that thick!! Wow ! By the way, I can tell your house, or area in the house is like mine. Cluttered with greatness

 

[GatorBoy]

Haha..yeah..my "office" all those pieces are colonial Spanish.I was posting them to show how some could be mistaken for native american.

 

[GatorBoy]

I literally have probably about 200 pounds or so of native american pottery. I only keep the good ones. there would be more.

 

[bblaha]

Ya I definitely thought some of it was more modern , I take everything until I am positive though. I'm using stuff like that for a mosaic I'm making for school

 

[GatorBoy]

Good job bro. You should never toss something your not sure of. Also I'm only looking at a photo.use your judgment. I try to lend a hand when I think I can but I'm learning everyday too.