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Yes, the Lenape in 1600 made both baskets and pottery. In fact one pot was found in New Jersey that was so large you could cook two whole deer in it. The pots had rounded bottom as when used for cooking they were held upright by three stones and a fire was built around them. There were no metal grates in those days to set the pots on.
