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Can someone please help ID if this is a Indian pottery shard
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Need clear in focus pictures tures of the edges.
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Only 1 picture is really in focus the other one isn't. Blow up the edge picture you will see what I mean.
On indian artifacts it is very important to have good pictures of all sides including edges.
It does not look like any Indian pottery pieces I have ever seen, found or own.
On indian artifacts it is very important to have good pictures of all sides including edges.
It does not look like any Indian pottery pieces I have ever seen, found or own.
newnan man
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It looks to be a piece of stucco that at one time was adhered to metal lathe. The lathe is attached to the wall and the stucco is applied to it. When a building is demolished you get these types of pieces.
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THat's what I was thinking as well. That or a "natural looking" piece of floor tile. That pattern on the back side is the giveaway.
Oldrvrrat57
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Stuck or asbestos!
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