 The clay would then be rolled into strips and layered and smoothed to form the appropriate shapes.It was then decorated with a variety of methods such as engraving designs with a sharpened stick, cordmarking with twine, stamping, and beating with a wooden paddle.The majority of the pottery found at the site is of the "Madisonville-Fox Farm Cordmarked"(about 75% of examples) and "Madisonville Plain", with "Fox Farm Saltpan", "Madisonville Groove Paddled", "Madisonville Net-Impressed" and "Fox Farm Check Stamped" showing up as minor types.