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Found this on the of Georgia’s Barrier Islands today almost 2ft in the ground. I know of shell mounds in the same general area. Any help with Id would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Yep, terra cotta sewer tile.
 
I'm gonna agree with the above guys.,
 
I thought the same but then looking at the stuff attached to the side thought maybe not. Thanks all for responding!
 
The other thing was it was tampered off like a pot and the line below the rim looks hand made.
 
I would piece of terra cotta pot. Probably early 1900's. I think the ring around the end was for decoration.
The other thing was it was tampered off like a pot and the line below the rim looks hand made.
 

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