Named after the Etowah site by Robert Wauchope.
Plain sand-tempered pottery associated with the Etowah site.
Vessel forms are elongated jars that narrow toward the rounded bases from moderately sloping shoulders.
A small number of open bowls have also been noted.
Rims are flared and lips are rounded.
Middle Mississippian, Etowah period.
Northwestern Georgia.
Wauchope 1948:204.
Sears 1958:189.
Wauchope 1966:70.