Object ID	1-22-T1
Object Name	Pipe, Platform
Count	1
Description	Green steatite. Curved base. Several patterned abrasions on top of platform at smoke hole and base of bowl, appear to post-date pipe manufacture. Numerous abrasions on base of platform. Section of bowl. Original catalog card includes: "Locality: Town of Utica, Winnebago County." "This pipe was found somewhere in Wisconsin, exact location unkown. It is made from a blue-green steatite. It has a bad fracture on the bowl. There are a number of scratches on the flatform like ferns." Notations on the back of (a Milwaukee Public Museum?) photographic print include: "Both bowl and stem holes being conical ... Drilled with stone drills."
Material	Stone
Date	200 BC-500 AD
Dimensions	H-3.4 W-2.7 L-6.6 cm
Collecting location	Winnebago County, WI
Culture	Middle Woodland Hopewell
Collector	Pickett, James G.
Other #	1-40
Related Publications	Oshkosh Public Museum Newsletter, Winter 2006. George A. West. "Tobacco, Pipes and Smoking Customs of the American Indians". Bulletin of the Public Museum of the City of Milwaukee, Vol 17, June 11, 1934 (Plate 47, Fig. 2).

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