KnowraSmoking pipeSmoking pipeA device with a bowl and stem used to smoke tobacco, cannabis, or other substances by drawing smoke through the stem.BriefConnectPipe bowl: The chamber in a smoking pipe where combustible material is placed and burned. It holds the material whose smoke enters the pipe’s airway.Tobacco pipe: A smoking pipe designed primarily for burning and inhaling tobacco smoke. It is the familiar bowl-and-stem form associated with pipe tobacco.Indigenous smoking pipes of the Americas: Pipes made and used by Indigenous peoples of the Americas for smoking and ceremonial practices. Archaeological and historical examples document pipe traditions predating European colonization.Tobacco industry: The businesses involved in growing, processing, marketing, and selling tobacco products. Pipe tobacco became one part of a wider commercial tobacco market.Cigarette: A small cylinder of tobacco wrapped in paper and smoked through one end. A cigarette contains its burning material in a wrapper rather than a reusable bowl.Pipe stem: The tube connecting a smoking pipe’s bowl to its mouthpiece. Smoke travels through it from the bowl to the mouth.Meerschaum pipe: A tobacco pipe carved from meerschaum, a porous mineral also called sepiolite. Its pale mineral bowl is prized for carving and develops color with use.Hopewell tradition: A network of Indigenous North American cultures known for elaborate earthworks and long-distance exchange, flourishing around 100 BCE–500 CE. Hopewell sites contain distinctive platform pipes and smoking paraphernalia.Tobacco smoking: The inhalation of smoke produced by burning tobacco leaves or tobacco products. Pipe use is one method of tobacco smoking, with its own exposure patterns.Cigar: A tightly rolled bundle of tobacco leaves designed to be smoked. A cigar is itself the tobacco roll, not a separate bowl-and-stem device.Show all 27Linked from 1 pageShow all 1