Hale Smith named this type after Leon County, Florida in 1948 as part of his Leon-Jefferson Complex in northwestern Florida.
This type is associated with the historic Apalachee Indians of the Mission period.
Check stamping on grit-tempered pottery.
Checks are 1 centimeter across on average, and have a square to diamond shape.
Fingernail punctations on collars and smoothing of stamping have been noted on some specimens.
Rims are outflared and lips are round-pointed.
17th century A.D.
This type is centered in Leon County, Florida.
It is uncertain if this type is found in Georgia.
Smith 1948:318.
Willey 1949:491-492.
Boyd, Smith, and Griffin 1951:170.