Material Culture Analysis: Ceramic Identification (Indigenous Pottery Types)

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Late Archaic

  • Stallings, Saint Simons, Orange

  • 2500 - 1000 BC

  • geography: Atlantic coast from South Carolina to St. Simons Island

  • Fiber temper, bowl-shaped, mostly straight rim, rounded lips

  • plain, punctated, incised

  • ONLY TYPE THAT IS FIBER TEMPERED

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Fiber

What is the temper of Late Archaic pottery?

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plain, punctated, incised

what are the types of surface treatment for late archaic pottery?

  • three types, very rudimentary (other types of surface treatment build from these treatments)

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bowls, simple rim

What is the vessel shape / rim type for late archaic pottery?

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Early Woodland

  • refuge

  • 1000 - 600 BC

  • Lower Savannah River and upper Georgia coast

  • sand/grit temper, simple stamped, conoidal jars or bowls

  • straight rims

  • often confused with VININGS pottery

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Early Woodland

What time period is REFUGE pottery?

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Sand/grit

what is the temper of REFUGE pottery?

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<p>Simple Stamped</p>

Simple Stamped

What is the surface treatment of REFUGE pottery?

  • comprised of shallow, longitudinal grooves, which may be parallel or in a cross-stamped pattern

<p>What is the surface treatment of REFUGE pottery?</p><ul><li><p>comprised of shallow, longitudinal grooves, which may be <em>parallel or in a cross-stamped pattern</em></p></li></ul><p></p>
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Middle Woodland

  • Deptford, Cartersville, Swift Creek

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Deptford

  • middle woodland

  • below the fall line

  • grit temper, sometimes have tetrapods, jar shaped (conoidal base)

  • straight rim, sometimes rolled

  • check, bold check, linear check, plain, simple stamped surface treatments

<ul><li><p>middle woodland</p></li><li><p><strong>below the fall line</strong></p></li><li><p>grit temper, sometimes have tetrapods, jar shaped (conoidal base)</p></li><li><p>straight rim, sometimes rolled</p></li><li><p>check, bold check, linear check, plain, simple stamped surface treatments</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Grit

what is the temper of Deptford pottery (middle woodland)?

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Jars

What is the vessel form of deptford pottery?

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Cartersville

  • Middle Woodland

  • sand/grit temper, checked, linear checked, simple stamped

  • found above the fall line (don’t confuse with Deptford → below the fall line)

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Sand/grit

what is the temper of Cartersville pottery (middle woodland)?

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Swift Creek

  • Middle Woodland

  • range = all of Georgia

  • Complicated stamped surface treatment (predominantly curvilinear, spirals, circles, concentric lines), grit temper

<ul><li><p>Middle Woodland</p></li><li><p>range = all of Georgia</p></li><li><p>Complicated stamped surface treatment (predominantly curvilinear, spirals, circles, concentric lines), grit temper</p></li></ul><p></p>
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grit

What is the temper of Swift Creek Pottery?

<p>What is the <strong>temper</strong> of Swift Creek Pottery?</p>
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Complicated stamped

what is the surface treatment type for Swift Creek pottery?

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Late Woodland

  • Wilmington, Vining, St. Catherine’s

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Clay/Grog

What is the temper of Wilmington Pottery?

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Cord Marked

What is the surface treatment for Wilmington Pottery?

  • smaller simple stamping (thinner lines)

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Bowls

What is the vessel form of Wilmington pottery?

  • not much rim/lip

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Sand

What temper is Vining?

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Simple Stamped

What is the surface treatment for Vining pottery?

  • occurs in thinner lines

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Grog

What is the temper for St. Catherine’s pottery?

  • finer, more ground than Wilmington

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Cord marked

What is the surface treatment for St. Catherine’s pottery?

  • neater than Wilmington (closest pottery to compare to)

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Mississippian

Savannah, Lamar, Irene

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Grit

Temper for Savannah (Mississippian)

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Jars

Pottery type for Savannah (shape)

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Burnished plain, complicated stamped

surface treatment for Savannah (the decoration style)

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Savannah = simple motifs; swift creek = multiple motifs

What is the difference between Savannah and Swift Creek Comp Stamping?

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Grit (super gritty)

Temper for Lamar (Mississippian)

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Complicated stamped, incised

what is the surface treatment for Lamar pottery?

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Folded and pinched

Rim type for Lamar

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Grit

Temper for Irene

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Folded and punctated (circles)

What type of rim? irene complicated stamped

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Philfot Cross

What is the type of design common on Irene complicated stamping?

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Contact Period

  • Fort Walton, Chattahoochee

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Grit

Temper for Altamaha

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Red Filmed, check stamped

altamaha Surface treamtent

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Grit

Temper for Chattahoochee