Add to ORKGA fragmentary green-glazed redware tobacco pipe is illustrated from the Cupp Site (33-Fa-1411), Fairfield Co., Ohio. Associated artifacts indicate a pre-Civil War occupation. Age estimates based upon flat glass thickness are 1816.1 (Ball 1983) and 1835.6 (Moir 1987). Overall affinities of the pipe are most likely eastern Pennsylvania or North Carolina but nearby Lancaster, Ohio, boasted a potter manufacturing clay tobacco pipes as early as 1817
Barrel-shaped pipe is made of red pipestone. The forward-facing side of the bowl is carved into the ...
Archaeological excavations undertaken by URS/AECOM at the Red Rose Transit Site from 2008 through 20...
Clay tobacco pipes made in the early colonial Chesapeake draw on traditions found in contemporary cl...
Half of a unique fired ceramic tobacco pipe mold is described and illustrated from the S. Warner Ham...
A large sample of 19th C. reed stem clay tobacco pipes recovered from a village dump in Mogadore, Su...
A variety of 19th C. reed stem clay tobacco pipes are illustrated from Akron and Mogadore, Summit Co...
The history of three clay tobacco pipe factories at Point Pleasant, Clermont Co., Ohio, is briefly r...
Two late 19th C. clay tobacco pipe makers from Tipton Co., Tennessee (James N. and James H. Rice) ar...
logist have called attention to the manu-facture of reed stem clay tobacco pipes at Point Pleasant, ...
The Tom Peterson Pottery (33CT390) operated along Big Indian Creek at Point Pleasant, Clermont Co., ...
The examination and analysis of the kaolin clay pipe collection from Port Royal, Jamaica, revealed s...
Excavations at historic sites often result in the recovery of an abundance of white clay tobacco pip...
Beads fashioned from the stems of clay tobacco pipes have been found at a number of archaeological s...
A Moravian-style anthropomorphic clay tobacco pipe found at the Stewart Site 1 (33-Bl-179), Belmont ...
In 1982 Allan Peacey published a study in the form of a synthesis of two chronologically separated k...
Barrel-shaped pipe is made of red pipestone. The forward-facing side of the bowl is carved into the ...
Archaeological excavations undertaken by URS/AECOM at the Red Rose Transit Site from 2008 through 20...
Clay tobacco pipes made in the early colonial Chesapeake draw on traditions found in contemporary cl...
Half of a unique fired ceramic tobacco pipe mold is described and illustrated from the S. Warner Ham...
A large sample of 19th C. reed stem clay tobacco pipes recovered from a village dump in Mogadore, Su...
A variety of 19th C. reed stem clay tobacco pipes are illustrated from Akron and Mogadore, Summit Co...
The history of three clay tobacco pipe factories at Point Pleasant, Clermont Co., Ohio, is briefly r...
Two late 19th C. clay tobacco pipe makers from Tipton Co., Tennessee (James N. and James H. Rice) ar...
logist have called attention to the manu-facture of reed stem clay tobacco pipes at Point Pleasant, ...
The Tom Peterson Pottery (33CT390) operated along Big Indian Creek at Point Pleasant, Clermont Co., ...
The examination and analysis of the kaolin clay pipe collection from Port Royal, Jamaica, revealed s...
Excavations at historic sites often result in the recovery of an abundance of white clay tobacco pip...
Beads fashioned from the stems of clay tobacco pipes have been found at a number of archaeological s...
A Moravian-style anthropomorphic clay tobacco pipe found at the Stewart Site 1 (33-Bl-179), Belmont ...
In 1982 Allan Peacey published a study in the form of a synthesis of two chronologically separated k...
Barrel-shaped pipe is made of red pipestone. The forward-facing side of the bowl is carved into the ...
Archaeological excavations undertaken by URS/AECOM at the Red Rose Transit Site from 2008 through 20...
Clay tobacco pipes made in the early colonial Chesapeake draw on traditions found in contemporary cl...