Pipe fragment

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Date created: probably AD 1600–1800

Culture/People: probably Northeast (archaeological) (attributed)
Previous owner: James Wood, Non-Indian, 1839-1925; Carolena Morris Wood, Non-Indian, 1871-1936; L. Hollingsworth Wood (Levi Hollingsworth Wood), Non-Indian, 1873-1956

Collection History: Collection history unknown; formerly in the collection of James Wood (1839-1925, a prominent educator in Mount Kisco, New York); inherited by his son Levi Hollingsworth Wood (1873-1956, a New York City attorney) and daughter Carolena Morris Wood (1871-1936); lent to MAI by L. Hollingsworth Wood and Carolena Wood in 1927 and never reclaimed.
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Place: Westchester County; New York; USA

See related items: Northeast (archaeological); Pipes and Smoking

Data Source: National Museum of the American Indian

Catalog Number: 15/7720
Barcode: 157720.000

Object Type: Pipes and Smoking

Object Name: Pipe fragment
Media/Materials: Steatite/soapstone
Techniques: Ground, drilled, incised

Metadata Usage: CC0

GUID: http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ws65dc3c1e4-d650-4784-967d-3209ececc07c

Record ID: NMAI_169027