. Annual report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution . [ ). ?.V (I HEIGHT 6 INCHES e (HEIGHT 3i INCHES) VASES WITH ENGRAVED DESIGNS, FLORIDAGULF COAST GROUP(MOORE COLLECTION I HOLMES] POTTERY OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, FLORIDA 111 ciatiuii 18 close with the potteiy found ;it Turpon Springs iind otliercentral and western peninsular sites. Their paste, color, and somedetails of form connect them with the Apalachicola ware. The frag-,ment shown in c appears to represent a well-executed vessel correspending in shape to 6 of the preceding plate. A characteris
. Annual report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution . [ ). ?.V (I HEIGHT 6 INCHES e (HEIGHT 3i INCHES) VASES WITH ENGRAVED DESIGNS, FLORIDAGULF COAST GROUP(MOORE COLLECTION I HOLMES] POTTERY OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, FLORIDA 111 ciatiuii 18 close with the potteiy found ;it Turpon Springs iind otliercentral and western peninsular sites. Their paste, color, and somedetails of form connect them with the Apalachicola ware. The frag-,ment shown in c appears to represent a well-executed vessel correspending in shape to 6 of the preceding plate. A characteristic and very interesting series of \essels was acquiredrecently l\v the National Museum from Mr C. H. B. Lloyd, who exhumedthem from a mound in Franklin county. Ten of these are shown inplate Lxxviii. They represent a wide range of form and finish. Thepaste is silicious but generally tine-grained, and in some pieces flecksof mica are plentiful. The color is a warm gray, save in one case, wherethe firing has given a mottled terra-cotta red. In general they areSouth Appalachian rather than Floridiau,
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