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Belle Glade Red Pottery Series or Cultural Affiliation: Belle Glade Series Chronology: AD 600 – 1700 Culture Period: Belle Glade Period III-IV Mode of Decoration: Slipped Inclusions or Temper: Sponge spicules Region of Greatest Occurrence: Okeechobee region, South Florida Type Des
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Chattahoochee Brushed Pottery Series or Cultural Affiliation: Seminole Chronology: AD 18th century Culture Period: Seminole Mode of Decoration: Brushed or scored Inclusions or Temper: Sand; grit Region of Greatest Occurrence: Peninsular Florida; North Florida; Georgia Type Descrip
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Georgia Mississippian Period Types
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Mississippian and Related Wares
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Alachua Net Impressed Pottery Series or Cultural Affiliation: Alachua Tradition Chronology: AD 800 – 1600 Culture Period: Alachua Tradition Mode of Decoration: Net Impressed Inclusions or Temper: Sand Region of Greatest Occurrence: North Central Florida Type Description: Milanich
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See also: Florida Historic Period Types
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St. Johns Series Types
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Our ceramic type collection and associated database are organized around the concept of „ceramic type“, which is a concept typically used by historical archaeologists to identify, classify and compare pottery. A „type“ refers to a category of ceramics that shares a consistent, specific and unique c
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Alachua Cob Marked Pottery Series or Cultural Affiliation: Alachua Tradition Chronology: AD 800 – 1600 Culture Period: Alachua Tradition Mode of Decoration: Cob Marked Inclusions or Temper: Sand Region of Greatest Occurrence: North Central Florida Type Description: Goggin 1948; Wi
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