Culture/People:

possibly South Appalachian Mississippian: Etowah (archaeological culture) (attributed)  Search this

Collector:

Reverend Long, Non-Indian  Search this

Previous owner:

Dr. George Jackson Fisher (Dr. G. J. Fisher), Non-Indian, 1825-1893  Search this

Union Free School, District One  Search this

Donor:

Union Free School, District One  Search this

Object Name:

Pipe bowl (Image withheld, pending review)

Media/Materials:

Stone

Techniques:

Ground, drilled

Object Type:

Pipes and Smoking

Place:

Etowah River (Hightower River); Gwinnett County; Georgia; USA

Date created:

AD 1100-1600 (Early to Late Mississippian period)

Collection History:

Collected by Reverend Long at an unknown date; acquired by Dr. George Jackson Fisher (1825-1893, an obstetrician and collector in Ossining, New York) in 1885; acquired by the Union Free School, District One, Ossining, New York, in 1894; donated to MAI by the Union Free School in 1960.

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Catalog Number:

22/9826

Barcode:

229826.000

See related items:

South Appalachian Mississippian: Etowah (archaeological culture)

Pipes and Smoking

Data Source:

National Museum of the American Indian

GUID:

http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ws6a92967bd-2ca2-43d1-8450-62f9ed8589bb

EDAN-URL:

edanmdm:NMAI_244864