Named after the Etowah site or series by Arthur Kelly and Stu Neitzel based upon their excavations at the Chauga site (38Oc47) in Oconee County, South Carolina.
Kelly and Neitzel describe this type as a red painted ware that occurs in attenuated degrees along with other Etowah elements.
Presumably the same as Etowah Red Filmed.
We recommend use of that term instead.
Presumably Middle Mississippian.
Not listed in type description.
Kelly and Neitzel 1961:38.