This is an early variety of Deptford Check Stamped according to Chester DePratter.
Named after the Oemler site in Chatham County.
Check stamping on sand-tempered pottery.
Checks are small rhomboids, diamonds, or rectangular shapes.
Rims are straight to slightly flaring; sometimes sharply everted.
Lips are rounded to squared; often forming a broad flat lip.
Vessel forms are cylindrical jars with rounded bases.
Early Woodland.
The northern Georgia Coast.
DePratter 1991:174.