Smoking pipe
Gallery Location
Daphne Cockwell Gallery dedicated to First Peoples art & culture
Maker
Iroquoian
Medium
Clay
Geography
Ontario, Canada
Date
900-1200 AD
Period
Ontario Iroquoian (8/900-1600 AD)
Dimensions
5.2 × 7.25 cm
Object number
979.306.1
Collection
Department
Art & Culture: Archaeology of the Americas
Description
This distinctive Iroquoian smoking pipe is decorated with incised rings around the bowl. Smoking is important for Iroquoian groups; it holds spiritual, social, and political significance.
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