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Native american pottery shards?
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Dont know age , but later than native american .
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Yes and no. The 4th an 5th photo I would say yes but the other is glazed crock ware from 1800's or later. Your 2nd photo I'm not sure on that.
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Give us a edge shot of the piece with the lip that has no shine to it.
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There all glazed besides the one in the second photo as you said here are the front and back 
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White man pottery sherds
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I'm going to say now that I have taken a better look at it that it is all crock ware pottery.
