Fluted Anthropomorphic Pipe

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Dublin Core

Title

Fluted Anthropomorphic Pipe

Subject

South, Stanley A.
Archaeology.
Wachovia (N.C.)--Histiory.
Artifacts.
Pottery.
Tobacco pipes.
Moravians.
Aust, Gottfried, 1722-1788.
Pipes (Smoking).

Description

Green ware pipe measuring 2" long, 1.625" tall, and 1" wide. The pipe is made of white clay glazed with copper oxide lead glaze on the exterior. A significant section of the pipe bowl is broken..

The pipe features a fluted body with a human face on the bottom front of the bowl. This style pipe was manufactured in the Bethabara Pottery between 1756-1771. Gottfried Aust's pipes were made with a pipe press and brass molds. Seven different style pipes were recovered from Aust's waster dumps. Four smooth-surfaced, one fluted with a fleur-de-lis design, and two anthropomorphic styles.

This pipe was recovered from the feature identified as B51 Aust’s Waster Dump #2. This indicates this pipe was made between 1756 and 1760. It is labeled B41-1-2-7.

Dimensions: 2” long, 1.625” tall, 1” wide

Creator

Aust, Gottfried, 1722-1788.

Date

1756-1771

Type

Physical Object

Format

JPEG

Identifier

2018.2.2

Source

OC2-Historic Bethabara Park Archaeology Collection Exhibit

Relation

Historic Bethabara Park Archaeology Collection
Stanley South Manuscript Collection Box - Folder 1-34.
Stanley South Manuscript Collection Box - Folder 3-86.

Rights

Rights held by Historic Bethabara Park, Inc. Use and reproduction restrictions apply. Contact Historic Bethabara Park Archives.

Contributor

Photography: Daniel Ferguson

Rights Holder

Historic Bethabara Park, Inc.

Citation

Aust, Gottfried, 1722-1788., “Fluted Anthropomorphic Pipe,” Historic Bethabara Park Collections, accessed April 25, 2024, https://historicbethabarapark.omeka.net/items/show/25.