A study of north Appalachian Indian pottery (1914)
Wren, Christopher, 1853-, Wyoming Historical and Geological Society · Wilkes-Barre, Pa. : The E.B. Yordy Company · leaf 84
es of the Susque- hanna region. The lines are in a number of cases drawn so nearly parallel that it would seem as though a straight- edge was used in making them. The circumference of the rim must have been divided off in equal spaces to produce the regularity with which the pattern is repeated.… … (a) (b) Fig. Two vessels found in Connecticut, (a) near the City of Hartford, and (b) at East Windsor, a few miles north of Hartford; compare (a) with Figs. 1 and 4, Plate 7, and (b) with Fig. 1, Plate 9. (Courtesy of C C. Willoughby.)
Indian pottery
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