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Pottery in the Woodland Period

  Map One Map Two
Maps indicating prehistoric pottery development in Iowa
Map 1. Late Late Woodland Period 1350-1000 B.P. A.D. 600-950:
  Madison ware in Northeastern corner and East Central area of Iowa (extends into Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois)
Map 2. Late Late Woodland Period 1150-900 B.P. A.D. 800-1050:
 Saylor ware near Iowa's center, Minott's ware in Eastern Iowa (extends from center of state to Eastern border and then South in a circular shape), Maples Mills Ceramics just under Minott's ware circle from Iowa's center to it's Southeastern corner (extends into Missouri and Illinois)
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