Sherd

2018.303.773

Creation Date
1000 – 1700

Dimensions

2.75 in. W x 1.5 in. L Item (Overall)

Description
Sherd: Pottery chip. Comes with "Examples of pottery showing shell used as temper (1000-1700 AD)."

From earlier PastPerfect description: "Crushed rock called "grit" temper mixed with clay. Woodland. Crushed rock (granite most common) called "grit" temper mixed with clay. Decorated with designs made with cord-wrapped stick, or sometimes with a carved stamp. No handles. Roughened body; paddled with a paddle wrapped with cord, usually built by adding pieces of clay together--not by coiling. Card Display #3. Goes with 1.1.896-1.1.919."

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