*Please note, all images are links to larger images with captions.*

Soapstone: Quarries and Fragments
Publications

• Smithsonian Annual Report for 1939. "The Use of Soapstone by the Indians of the Eastern United States."
  • Plates 1-10. figs. 1-7

  Subjects: VA, CT, MA, TN, SC, AL, MD
  * Also includes illustrations that were not used in the article.

  • Plates 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13 and loose photos.
• Journal of Washington Academy of Science 16 (19) 1926. "Ancient Soapstone Quarry in Abemarle County, VA."

Miscellaneous- relating to Soapstone

• 3 photos from same area as above publication
• 1 photo of 8 people labelled, 'Clifton Quarry, VA?'
• 1 photo of Clifton Quarry, VA. Beginning work. 41-72, 16777, taken by D.I. Bushnell, Jr.
• 3 copies of 4 fragments of soapstone

Items related to saltmaking

• No. 5 (mounted) - Salt Spring, Clarke County, Alabama
• No. 9 - site near Kimmswick, Jefferson County, Missouri
• No. 10 - site near Kimmswick, Jefferson County, Missouri, salt pans
• site near Kimmswick, Jefferson County, Missouri, salt pan in situ
• Fragments of pottery from near Scottsville, Allen County Kentucky. USNM 334000
• sections of rims of earthenware vessels from near mouth of Sabre River, Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri
• pottery fragments - west bank Cumberland River, Northeast of East Nashville, Tennesee (2 plates)
• Fragments of pottery from Salt Spring, Clarke County, Alabama
• Awls and salt bowls
• Specimens from site near Kimmswick, Mo. antler and bone
• Pottery specimens from Gallatin County, Illinois
• Shell specimens from site near Kimmswick, Mo.
• Salt pans in situ.

See also:

• Photo album - Kimmswick, Jefferson County, Mo (different box)
• Publication - "Salt Tribes of the Mississippi", Tozzer Library, L.SOC.120.1 ns, vol. 44, p. 104