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Most
of the pottery attributable to the region was found in the Wythe (see Fig.
3), Washington (see Pl. VII), and Sullivan counties (see Pls. I, II, VII,
IX and Fig. 13), and these pieces most closely resemble the Moravian pottery
from Salem, North Carolina. However, close examination reveals slight differences
in the glazes, decoration, and handles. The dated pieces of Virginia and
Tennessee pottery show that the same forms were being produced fifty to
one hundred years after the Moravian examples. It appears, therefore, that
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