Put that in your pipe and smoke it!

[Carolina Hunter]

Hit a local spot and found a nice surprise. Not what I was expecting!

[Hal Gorges]

Hey, that’s pretty cool,,good for you,

[antmike915]

awesome!!!

[paohrocks]

That is a nice surprise!

[Josie]

That's a great surprise. When I look at your pottery pieces, it really makes me wonder if I have seen pottery pieces. I always think the pieces are broken rhyolite , I don't know, lol. But the pipe is outstanding!

[Rockland]

So much for trying to win the find of the month!🤤

[Von]

Sweet!

Von

[clovisoid]

That is cool, can you see the seam on the front of pipe, or is there a makers mark on it? It looks like one of the Kaolin pipes made across the Atlantic around Bristol, but I think they find a decent number of Dutch examples along some parts of the East Coast.

Joshua

[redrocks]

Cool pipe and sherds!

[Olden]

Here's a tool used to date colonial pipes by the diameter of the stem bore. Drill bits inserted into a block of wood: the larger the hole, the older the pipe is.

[Carolina Hunter]

That's very interesting. Thank you

[kayakaddict]

Congrats. Awesome pipe. The pottery looks just like NJ

[Tam]

Very unique find . Incised pottery sherds are always a good sign your location is a giver