This type was only made for a brief period in time possibly only 100 years.
Named by Chester DePratter after the Walthour site in Chatham County.
Complicated stamping on clay or grog-tempered pottery.
Designs include concentric circles and figure-eights, but others may occur.
Rims are straight.
Lips are rounded or squared.
Known vessel forms are conoidal jar and hemispherical bowls.
Middle Woodland, Wilmington I phase.
The upper Georgia Coast.
DePratter 1991:175-176.