Clay pipe?

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It’s definitely pottery, What’s throwing I’m is such a tight curve the only thing I can think of that round would be a pipe.

I seriously doubt it’s an accidental fired clay because it’s found in limestone rubble up on a bluff under an overhang. Also no daub or burned earth anywhere.

Any ideas?
 

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Here’s the other pieces I found today and a complete point. Not perfectly shaped but no breaks
I don’t know if you can see the difference in curvature
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Can it be swabbed for something smoked?
 

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I had an idea I traced the inside curve and rotated and traced... looks like the diameter of a nickel.

For the sake of clarity I think the curved one is separate from the others... really all 4 are kind of different
 

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