Routine Mineralogical Analysis of Clay-Bearing Samples
Winthrop University
Call number: i19.3: 1563.
Smoking handmade clay pipe. Campbell, Aunt Sophie, 1931
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
smoking handmade clay pipe.Campbell, Aunt Sophie, Ill-P-4241, History - Mountain People
1931-11-10
Smoking handmade clay pipe. Campbell, Aunt Sophie, circa 1936
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
smoking handmade clay pipe.Campbell, Aunt Sophie, Ill-P-4238, History - Mountain People
Circa 1936
Sitting on porch smoking handmade clay pipe. Campbell, Aunt Sophie
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Sitting on porch smoking handmade clay pipe.Campbell, Aunt Sophie, Ill-P-4237, History - Mountain People
1930-11-10
Tom Talley's house on Stillwell Branch, Tom Talley married Lizzie Bradley, circa 1939
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tom Talley's house on Stillwell Branch. Tom Talley married Lizzie Bradley (Identified by Fred Bradley). Tom Talley; Stillwell Branch; III-I-Gen-16322, History - Indians - People, etc.
Circa 1939
Clay bank and hole where mud is made to chink the house
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Kate Lawson House, Cades Cove; Clay bank and hole where mud is made to chink the house.Chinking, III-A-Gen-12218, History - Artifacts - Miscellaneous (Davis pen; chinking; traps; playhouses; gold mining)
Members of the Bigmeat family are well known for their work in clay, Robert Bigmeat place, Wright's Creek, circa 1940
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Members of the Bigmeat family are well known for their work in clay. Tiny (center) and Lizzie (right) identified by Fred Bradley. Child in chair is Patsy Bigmeat Brown identified by Betty Dupree. Robert Bigmeat Place; Wright's Creek; III-I-Gen-16324, History - Indians - People, etc.
Circa 1940
Kate Lawson house, mixing clay with water to make mud to chink the house
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Kate Lawson House . . . Mixing clay with water to make mud to chink the house...The board used to make the mud has the lower edge of the head (or big end) sharpened so it will cut the clay. The water is cut into the clay to make the mud.Chinking, III-A-Gen-9839, History - Artifacts - Miscellaneous (Davis pen, chinking, traps, playhouses, gold mining)
1936-10-29
Clay bank and hole where mud is made to chink the house
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mixing clay with water to make mud to chink the house... The board used to make the mud has the lower edge of the head (or big end) sharpened so it will cut the clay... The water is cut into the clay to make the mud.Chinking; Kate Lawson House, Cades Cove, III-A-Gen-12219, History - Artifacts - Miscellaneous (Davis pen; chinking; traps; playhouses; gold mining)
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