Caddo Pottery Vessels and Pipes from Sites in the Middle and Upper Sabine and Upper Neches River Basins, Smith and Wood Counties, Texas

Perttula, Timothy K.; Walters, Mark; Marceaux, Shawn; Nelson, Bo

doi:10.21112/ita.2009.1.19

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“…To facilitate the vessel documentation project concerning the collections from these Little Cypress Creek basin cemetery sites, and aid in comparisons with other Caddo vessel documentation projects, we have established a documentation protocol to assist in the analysis of each of the vessels from the different sites. Each of the ceramic vessels in the collections is described and analyzed utilizing a consistent set of morphological, functional, and stylistic attributes modeled after the presentations in Cast et al (2006); Gadus and Fields (1996); Gonzalez et al (2005), Perttula et al (1998Perttula et al ( , 2008Perttula et al ( , 2009aPerttula et al ( , 2009bPerttula et al ( , 2010aPerttula et al ( , 2010bPerttula et al ( , 2011, Perttula (2011), and Perttula (2005, ed.). The purpose of the documentation is to thoroughly characterize the character of each of the ceramic vessels in the different Caddo collections.…”

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Little Cypress Creek Basin Archaeology: Six Late Caddo Period Cemeteries in Upshur County, Texas

Perttula¹,

Walters²,

Nelson³

2012

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Section: Methods Of Vessel Analysismentioning

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Little Cypress Creek Basin Archaeology: Six Late Caddo Period Cemeteries in Upshur County, Texas

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Walters²,

Nelson³

2012

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“…2 m diameter burned clay feature has been reported east of Midden C. It is also known that at least two prehistoric Titus phase Caddo burials have been excavated at the site by Mr. J. A. Walters in the 1960s (see Perttula et al 2009). In May 1986, Perttula and Skiles returned to the site to excavate two shovel tests.…”

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Selected Prehistoric Caddo Sites in the Upper Sabine River Basin of Northeast Texas

Perttula¹,

Schniebs²

2010

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Some years ago, I commented that the upper Sabine River basin in Northeast Texas had “a highly significant and diverse archaeological record, one that has intrigued professional and avocational archaeologists alike for at least 75 years." At the same time, I noted that “we still know very little about the prehistoric and early historic Caddoan groups who lived in the basin, and unfortunately it has been a number of years since dedicated archaeologists, professional or avocational, turned their attention to this region." In this article, I present information on five different prehistoric Caddo sites in the upper Sabine River basin, specifically in Smith and Wood counties, Texas. What these five sites share besides the fact that they are prehistoric Caddo sites is that the findings from the archaeological work completed at them has not previously been made available to, or shared with, the archaeological community, despite the work having been done more than 20-30 years ago. Each of the five sites is important in its own right as a place where the prehistoric heritage of the Caddo peoples has been preserved, and together they help illuminate the native history of the Caddo in the upper Sabine River basin of their traditional homelands.

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“…1998), Spoonbill (41WD109, Perttula et al . 2009, 41SM247 (Perttula et al . 2009), 41SM290 (Perttula et al .…”

Section: Ceramic Pipesunclassified

“…2009, 41SM247 (Perttula et al . 2009), 41SM290 (Perttula et al . 2009), Pace McDonald (41AN51, Perttula et al 2012: Figure 5), 41WD244 (Perttula et al 2007), Joe Smith (41GG50, Perttula and Nelson 2013: Figure 35), Wade (in Gregg County, Perttula et al 2014a), and Beech Ridge (41NA242, Perttula 2008) .…”

Section: Ceramic Pipesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Caddo Pottery Vessels and Pipes from Sites in the Middle and Upper Sabine and Upper Neches River Basins, Smith and Wood Counties, Texas

Cited by 15 publications

References 4 publications

Little Cypress Creek Basin Archaeology: Six Late Caddo Period Cemeteries in Upshur County, Texas

Little Cypress Creek Basin Archaeology: Six Late Caddo Period Cemeteries in Upshur County, Texas

Selected Prehistoric Caddo Sites in the Upper Sabine River Basin of Northeast Texas

The Caddo Archaeology of the Musgano Site (41RK19) in the Sabine River Basin of East Texas

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