Variety of complete pipes from the pipe concentration at Jay Street

ID: 6543 ~ Source: GNO ARC ~ Creator: Matt Rozzo ~ Date: 2022

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Photograph of multiple historic white clay smoking pipe bowl fragments. The photograph display five rows of pipe fragments. In the first row, left to right, three fragments including pipe bowl and stems are arranged, followed by four fragments of pipe bowls. The next four rows displays nine pipe bowls across the photograph, evenly spaced. Some pipe bowls are burned, some complete, and some are fragmented. — Use with the permission and discretion of the source

This file appears in: Archaeological Excavations at Spanish Fort

Archaeological Excavations at Spanish Fort

By Staff at UNO's Archaeological Research and Curation (UNO ARC) Lab with collaboration with UNO students

At the junction of Lake Pontchartrain and Bayou St. John, swells of land, ruins of brick, and clusters of live oak trees mark the spot that today is called “Fort St. John.” Otherwise known as “Spanish…