This type of name was used by Robert Wauchope to described Savannah Complicated Stamped, however, this is a poor name to use because it does not allow for the division of simple stamping from complicated stamping. Same as Savannah Complicated Stamped.
Complicated stamping on sand / grit-tempered pottery. Complicated designs include concentric circles, concentric circles with central cross in circle, multiline eights, concentric circles with a two line bisector, nested squares, and nested diamonds. Known forms include globular and cylindrical vessels. Rims are straight to flaring with some being everted. Lips are square, round, or beveled.
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