File:PotsherdSenegal.jpg
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Broken potsherd used as a water bowl for chickens, southeast Senegal (West Africa) Scale in centimeters. Archaeologists and ethnoarchaeologists are interested in these sorts of uses since they might help explain unusually positioned residue patterns on a potsherd found in an archaeological site. |
| Date | or 1982 |
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| Author | gbaku |
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