Technical Origins for Chickachae Combed Ceramics: An Ethnohistorical Hypothesis

Title: Technical Origins for Chickachae Combed Ceramics: An Ethnohistorical Hypothesis
Creator: Patricia Galloway See all items with this value
Date: 1984
Bibliographic Citation: Galloway, Patricia. 1984. Technical Origins for Chickachae Combed Ceramics: An Ethnohistorical Hypothesis. Mississippi Archaeology 19(2):58–66.
annotates: • Argues that Chickachae Combed ceramics are relatively late, presumably resulting from the spread of European trade combs, particularly the French to the Choctaw.
o These combs did not last and were widely distributed, and repurposed.
• Argues for Bayou Goula and Fatherland Incised as originating with the Taensa before the moved to Mobile Bay. Supported by the Taensa coming into the earliest contact with the French, and their combs.
Subject: Mississippi See all items with this value; Chahta (Choctaw) See all items with this value; Ceramics See all items with this value; Combed See all items with this value; French See all items with this value; Chickachae See all items with this value; Taensa See all items with this value
Temporal Coverage: Postcontact See all items with this value