Punctated Pipe Stem (VCU_3D_254)

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This punctated pipe stem from the Consol site, a Monongahela tradition village. It was recovered archaeologically by members of the Westmoreland Archaeological Society, a chapter of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology (SPA). In a conversation with Ronald Williamson at the 2014 SPA meeting, he indicated that this pipe resembles early Iroqouian pipes dating to the 13th century AD and found in a region between London and Toronto, Canada. Courtesy of the Westmoreland Archaeological Society.