Strange earthen ware ?

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It could be a chicken waterer.If you had the rest of it and it had small hole one side of it or it could just be a flower pot. It dose not look real old to me
 

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This was found at historic Deerfield at the bottom of a 2 Ft. excavation for a patio next to a early 1700's house. I also eyeballed a clay pipe stem piece but left it. HH
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Thanks Bottles, I'll agree to the possibility of it being a chicken watering device after looking at images of them. Thanks HH :icon_thumright:
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