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Description: Mesic Cove, Southern Exposure. Menifee Co., KY. Red River Gorge. March 1977
Date of Photo: Mar. 1977
Holdings: 35mm slide: 24899

Description: Kentucky, Red River Drainage, North Fork from above Cloudspitter.
Date of Photo: Oct. 1977
Holdings: 35mm slide: 16141

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Description: Remains of conical mound at Saline Point, Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana. A low grey rise in a field of recent Red River alluvium is all that remains of a Marksville burial mound that was explored by Clarence B. Moore. Unfortunately, small conical mound in the Lower Mississippi Valley have been lost by the hundreds through agricultural and residential expansion, pot-hunting, meandering streams, and other destructive processes.
Date of Photo: 1982
Holdings: 35mm slide: 17508

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Description: Platform pipe, Avoyelles Parish, Louisiana. Clarence B. Moore excavated two mounds at Saline Point on Red River. In remains of the "upper mound," a local farmer found a rare lithic example of a Marksville platform pipe. It is made of red and buff silt-stone, a local material found in concretionery deposits scattered throughout Avoyelles and surrounding parishes. Similar ceramic platform pipes are known from the Marksville, Crooks, Grand Gulf, Sali
Date of Photo: 1982
Holdings: 35mm slide: 17487

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Description: Marksville Stamped, var. Marksville vessel cast. The Moncla site on Red River north of Marksville once had a mound in which Edward Neild salvaged some copper beads and a fine Marksville beaker (Toth 1977a). The vessel has an alternately roughened loop motif that is emphasized by detate rocker stamping and punctates. The front edge of the rim is notched, an expected occurrence on a diagnostic early Marksville vessel. Height 10.5 cm, diameter 11.5 c
Date of Photo: 1982
Holdings: 35mm slide: 17469

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