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Peter Dorni Clay Tobacco Pipe References:
 
Omwake, H. Geiger
  1961  Peter Dorni White Kaolin Pipes.  Bulletin of the Archaeological Society
of New Jersey 1
              8-19:12-15.
 
Pfeiffer, Michael A.
  1982  Clay Tobacco Pipes and the Fur Trade of the Pacific Northwest and the No
rthern Plains.
             M.A. Thesis, University of Idaho, Moscow.
             An almost complete specimen was recovered from Fort Union Trading P
ost, North Dakota.
              Example is missing only the rear of the bowl. It illustrated on pa
ge 248 (Fig. 42) and
              described on page 249. Three more stem fragments were recovered fo
r a minimum number
              of three individual pipes. Catalog numbers are 5412, 5416D, 4970A,
 and 5198D.
 
Sackett, Richard R.
  1943  Historical Clay Pipes of the Minnesota Area. Minesota Archaeologist 9(3)
:69-82.
              Illustrates an example of Peter Dorni pipe from Fort Ridgely pp. 7
7-78.
 
Wackman, John
  1990  Analysis of Clay Pipes.  Wisconsin Archeologist 71(1-2):75-82.
               Catalogs, but does not illustrate, 2 Peter Dorni stems from Jacks
on House Inn and Tavern,
               47KN118.  He also mentions that a fragment was recovered from the
 Morris D. Cutler
            Homestead and another from the Tustin site, 47WN350 (pp. 80).