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Ocmulgee Mounds Gallery

The Potters of Middle Georgia exhibit.

Early Swift Creek pottery

Napier pottery

Ocmulgee National Monument map

Ocmulgee Mounds painting

Ground Stone Hoe Blade

Lamar Incised pot

Bibb Plain pot

Lamar Plain pot

Owl-like figurine

Farming implements

Effigy Water Bottle & Irene Complicated Stamped

Effigy Water Bottle

Lamar Complicated Stamped pot

Arrowheads & Pottery Fragments

Pottery fragments from Archaic, Mississippian & Historic Time Periods

More pottery fragments

Irene Complicated Stamped Pottery Vessel

Lamar Bold Incised pottery

Irene Complicated stamped pottery

Bibb Plain pottery

More Bibb Plain pottery

Bibb Plain pot

Cutaway view of Funeral Mound building stages and clay caps.

Map of Indian Mound Sites

Interior of Ocmulgee Mounds Museum

“Life at Ocmulgee” Exhibit

Pallisade wall recreation

“Designing an Ancient City” exhibit

Artist’s interpretation of Etowah Mounds site

Ocmulgee Mounds site plan

Double Bowl

Macon Thick Pottery Funnel

Reproduction of Bone Fish Hooks

Display of artifacts and reproductions.

“What’s For Lunch” display about Native American diets.

Lamar Human Head Effigy Pipe

Dog Effigy

Puma Effigy

Bird Stone Effigy

Pipe

Seashell jewelry and dog effigy

Display of artifacts including dog effigy, Lamar human head effigy pipe, seashell jewelry, pipe and bird stone effigy.

Informational display about elites at Ocmulgee

Elite or leader of Ocmulgee being carried on a litter.

Elite activities at Ocmulgee

Display about how Native Americans acquired food.

Mortar and pestle used to grind corn into corn flour.

Bow and arrows

Arrows and mortar & pestle

Recreation of a typical house at Ocmulgee Mounds site.

Information about the games and sports played at Ocmulgee

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