Chapters on the ethnology of the Powhatan tribes of Virginia (1928)
Speck, Frank Gouldsmith, 1881-1950, Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · New York : Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 203
POWHATAN TRIBES 413 has been. The Catawba modern ware is not unlike that of the Pamunkey, in both texture and form, except for the mussel-shell tempering of the latter. Vases, pitchers, milk-pans, and pots are still made by the Catawba and have been treated by Har- … FiG. 108. — Pamunkev earthenware dishes. The larger is 8 in. in diameter. (11/8125,8127) rington ^ and Holmes.^ One might venture to suspect, however, that the Catawba did have, in their more advanced southern ceramics, an original smooth ware. And this is further indicated by the recovery of the…
Powhatan Indians · Indians of North America
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