Oklahoma Pottery Sherds pics # 1-9

Here are some pics of Native American Pottery sherds that I found at the same spot near a river where I found the arrowheads and beads. It's been really interesting to find out about how the pottery was made back then. They used clay (the kind you can still find at this same spot near the river) and mixed it with various items including ground up mussel shells (the kind you can still find at this same spot near the river).

Compare my finds with those found at the Harrel Archaelogical Dig in Texas.

Here is a view of one of the pieces.

This next pic is the same piece as the one above, but it's the other side of the piece.

Here's another piece. Notice the bits of ground-up shell.

This is the same piece as above, but it's the other side.

Same piece, different view.

Again, it's the same piece, different view.

Here is another piece. Notice the markings. (They look like scratches)

Here is the same piece as above, but it's the other side.

(These are all legal surface finds.)