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Article Title
Early Caddo Period Ceramic Vessels from the Roger D. Simmos Site (41TT321), Titus County, Texas
Agency
Journal of Northeast Texas Archeology
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21112/.ita.2016.1.64
Abstract
The Roger D. Simmons site (41TT321) is in the Sulphur River basin in East Texas. A single ancestral Caddo burial was exposed in 1984 during the removal of sand from the site for the construction of a school in Talco, Texas. Associated with the burial were three ceramic vessels—documented herein—as well as a large (ca. 18 cm in length) chipped stone bifacial tool made from non-local chert (identified as Edwards formation chert on the site form), an adze, and a celt.
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