is this native american pottery?

[Been12]

the first picture is native american pottery and the other pictures are pottery i found with it. i have never seen native american pottery like that before but it doesnt look new either. anyone have any clue what the gray and black pieces are?

[Hal Gorges]

Spanish and other europeans visited Indian villages up and down the coast if you worked one of these sites you would find Indian pottery mixed with European ware...also a mix of culture situation,,example ...Indian sees white man drinking out of cup with handle and has an annal ring on the bottom to make it more stable....says,,that’s a good idea..next thing ya know he’s got the only one in his tribe...sorry got carried away again...looks like some were turned on a wheel I would really have to handle them to make a second guess...no glaze..the only thing I have is a shard from a Spanish olive jar.found on an Indian site at bay port Hernándo co Florida...photo is taken from a photo but it does have horizontal lines on it from being turned on a wheel...got folks here..with a lot of knowledge..good luck.

[TJdave]

Wonder what the NAs thought of olives, nothing like them in the new world. Would have been one of those wow moments.

[SurfaceHunter]

I can't see the pics really good but did read the question. I find some clay pigeons sometimes in the creeks broken from shooting them. They are usually black and look like some of the pieces you have found.

[SurfaceHunter]

Just looked now better. I do believe that's what you have with the ridges. Modern but creek stained.

[Been12]

thanks for the comment. so i forgot to say i found them in a field. and so do you think the gray pieces were clay pigeons or the black pieces?

[SurfaceHunter]

Both

[SurfaceHunter]

Maybe both
let's see some better pics of the tan ones to.