This type, strangely, was never formally defined, as best we can determine, although Caldwell almost does so in his 1953 description of the Rembert site.
Robert Wauchope used the name Lamar Plain Smoothed, presumably the same thing, but almost no one has used it since him.
Well made plain pottery that is grit-tempered.
Folded or added rim strips are common.
Late Mississippian Lamar period.
All of Georgia and into the surrounding states.
Caldwell 1953:316.