Named for the Refuge site north of Savannah, on the Savannah River, which was excavated by Antonio Waring.
Incising on sand/grit-tempered pottery.
Incising is poorly executed and is usually shallow.
Rims are incurving to straight.
Lips are rounded to squared.
The most common vessel form is a hemispherical bowl, but straight sided jars also occur.
Early Woodland period, Refuge I.
Lower Savannah River and upper Georgia Coast.
Williams 1967:200.
DePratter 1976; 1991:166.