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 208
418 ETHNOLOGY OF THE then later brought his wife to Pamunkey. This could not have been earlier than 1820. But Mrs. Cook knows from her mother, who was of Mush's generation, that her grandmother made and sold pottery like that which is still known. Would it not seem plausible, then, to ascribe an… … Fig. 115. — Pamunkey canoe model of clay. Exact size. (1/8814) Pipes, — The Pamunkey of early as well as of late times was a busy producer of clay pipes. This is shown by the relatively large number of whole pipes and fragments which the soil of the small reserva- tion has yielded. With the help of…
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