1000-1400 A.D., the likely Georgia material would be from Chicamauga and consists of the following: intact bowl with lug handles (3 x 7 in.); a partially reconstructed pot with two loop handles (6 x 8-1/2 in.); a large bowl with a repeating pattern below the rim. reconstructed from shards (6 x 14 in.); and a stone mano (11-1/2 in.); from Alabama is a 7 x 9 in. pot reconstructed from shards with lug handles, includes an old index card with inscription reading, "Historic creek / From near Birmingham Ala. - surface find; lastly, included is a lizard effigy vessel of unknown origin and possibly a reproduction, intact, 7 in. high.

From the Collection of Mr. Stephen A. Stutts, Rome, Georgia