Named after the Etowah site by Robert Wauchope.
This type comes in a variety of painted designs: red-on-white, red-on-tan, black-on-cream, red-and-white-on-tan, and negative painted.
All varieties of Etowah Painted are fine sand-tempered pottery, except red-on-white which is limestone-tempered.
Middle Mississippian, Etowah period.
This type is centered in northwestern Georgia.
Wauchope 1966:75.