The Pottery of the American Indian

Author(s): Edward J. Wahla

Year: 1953

Summary

This resource was written to accompany an exhibition by the Michigan Archaeological Society at the Dearborn Historical Museum. It describes Great Lakes Indian pottery making techniques, as well as uses of ceramic pottery in everyday life for the Native Americans of Michigan.

Cite this Record

The Pottery of the American Indian. Edward J. Wahla. 1953 ( tDAR id: 393054) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8P84CVS

Keywords

Culture
Great Lakes Indians • Historic • Historic Native American • Iroquois

Investigation Types
Ethnohistoric Research • Historic Background Research

General
Ceramics (Prehistoric and Historic) • Cooking Technology • Indian pottery • Pottery Design • Pottery Making • Pottery Technology

Geographic Keywords
Michigan (State / Territory) • North America (Continent) • United States of America (Country)

Temporal Keywords
Historic

Spatial Coverage

min long: -86.968; min lat: 41.476 ; max long: -81.958; max lat: 45.936 ;

Notes

Administration Note: A digital copy of this document has been made available in tDAR thanks to the assistance of Edward J Wahla's daughter, Marianne Holt, and his grandson, Jerome Wahla.

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