A natural weathering phenomenon on a glacial erratic lying adjacent to U.S. Route 40 near Gettysburg, Preble Co., Ohio, is described and illustrated. It is not an artificial Native American or Historic rock carving.

Earthenware (yellow ware and brown ware) canning jars, an important element of the 19th C. ceramic industry in Cincinnati, Ohio, are described, based upon contemporary documents and limited archaeological study. Similar ...

Horatio R. Bodine (1826-1883) was an enterprising Muskingum County, Ohio, potter with several patents to his credit. Two of his sons continued the potting tradition, George H. Bodine (1858-ca. 1905) and Greenbury W. Bodine ...

The Glenshire Pottery was a small art pottery operated for a very short time, ca. 1938-1939, in Piqua, Ohio, by Burvil H. Glenn and Donald F. Hampshire. Examples of its ware are described and illustrated. Some of its ...

A critical review of "Encountering the Shakers of the North Family Lot, Union Village, Ohio," a four volume report on archaeological investigations conducted by Hardlines Design Co. for the Ohio Department of Transportation. ...