Archaeology Terms
Woodland Pottery – Sand Lake Archaeological District – Prairie Ware
This vessel section includes sherds from several excavated proveniences, reflecting the scattering of materials on the sandy terrace. The sherds have a sandy paste and a finely incised design on the smoothed exterior surface. The design has two zones of lines that form zig-zag bands. The vessel is Late Early Woodland, Prairie Ware (100 B.C.- A.D. 200), found during 2008 excavations at the Sand Lake Archaeological District north of La Crosse, Wisconsin.