A View Inside a Woodland Elbow Pipe
Originally Published in the Central States Archaeological Journal, Vol.57, No.3, pg.145
An amazing Elbow style pipe that has broken in half and shows the internal drilling. This pipe is huge,measuring more than 6 inches in length. This remarkable pipe appears to have broken in ancient times, and was not sawed using modern machinery.
Collection of Floyd Ritter, Collinsville, Illinois.
“Used by Permission of the Author”
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