63009. A jar-shaped vase, with low neck and much compressed body.
Height, 4 inches; width, 5-1/2 inches; surface, moderately smooth;
color, almost black.
63022. A jar similar to the preceding, but somewhat taller.
63046. A rather unusual form of bottle-shaped vase. The neck is narrow
and tapering. A fillet with finger indentations encircles the lip. The
base of the neck is also ornamented with a collar or fillet. The body
is globular, apparently a little pointed above. Whole height, 10-1/2
inches; width, 8 inches; color, gray.
63029. A small, large-necked vase, with globular body, and lip a little
recurved. The body is ornamented with a number of indentations,
probably made with the finger nail. Color, dark gray.
63008. A large, thick-bodied vase, modeled to represent a hunchbacked
human figure. The head is missing. It is 9 inches in width, and has
been about 12 inches in height. Ware of the ordinary dark variety.
62995. Fragments of steatite vessels which have been from 1 to 2 feet in
diameter. The walls about the rims were quite thin.
62959. A large clay pipe, found in the soil near the banks of the
Mississippi.